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Subject: MS-DOS on Apple
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Date: Sun, 4-Oct-87 23:30:00 EDT
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Posted: Sun Oct  4 23:30:00 1987
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The Quadlink board allows an IBM-PC to emulate a 40 column (only)
Apple II+ (a 1982 model Apple).  It's a very expensive way to
allow an MS-DOS computer to read Apple DOS formatted files (probably
not ProDOS as the card was designed long before ProDOS came on the
scene).

Applied Engineering sells a board for Apple II's (even an old II+)
that does a pretty fair 1987 MS-DOS computer.

The IIgs has neither modem or hard disk biult in, but it has built
in ports for connecting both.

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ARPA:   sewall%uconnvm.bitnet@wiscvm.wisc.edu       Murphy A. Sewall
BITNET: SEWALL@UCONNVM                          School of Business Admin.
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