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From: jetzer@studsys.mu.edu (jetzer)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: (none)
Message-ID: <129@studsys.mu.edu>
Date: 15 Apr 88 18:18:07 GMT
References: <8804130342.AA15524@wpi.local>
Organization: Marquette University - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Summary: 128K ==> 2 64K machines

In article <8804130342.AA15524@wpi.local>, MPENDER@WPI.BITNET writes:
> I've heard of several programs to allow a 128K IIe or IIc to act
> as two simultaneous 64K apples, even to allow Dos 3.3
> and prodos to run at the same time.  Does anyone have one of these?

Yes, I do, although I don't use it (don't think I ever have).

There's such a program(s) on the Beagle Bros' Extra K disk.  Lots of other
nice stuff, too (lets you run programs w/  variables in the extra 64K,
so you get more room for programs, a fast disk copy, etc).  This program
will let you run ProDOS in one half, Sloth 3.3 in the other, and let you
transfer programs this way (I think)  ^^^^^^^^ (no flames, please)

Can't say for sure what BBros wants for it, but I just checked this month's
NIBBLE magazine, and a mail order place sells it for $24.50.

-- 
Mike Jetzer
"If you can't be right, be forceful"