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From: V066EDD9@UBVMSC.CC.BUFFALO.EDU (Dan Harkavy aka Komix aka Lillanthar Fartraveller of the Gatecrafter's Guild)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: RE: AppleWorks and Unidisk Query
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Date: 24 Apr 88 07:06:00 GMT
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You can set up Appleworks to look for datafiles on slot5 drive 1 which is the
unidisk 3.5   YOu will also find that the 3.5" disk can hold many files in
addition to appleworks, and therefore should have no problem with disk swapping.

Alternatively you can have the program use your internal disk drive (slot 6
drive 1) for files and still look on the boot disk for files.  again no 
diskswapping, and you still have your files on the 5.25 disks that are still 
more prevalent.


Also, if you use the unidisk, you might want to get any beagle brother's 
software.   In addition to the nice stuff that it does with appleworks (and it
can ALL fit on a 3.5) it gives you a modified prodos with "Bird's Better Bye"
which gives you a choice of system programs when you leave a program (like
appleworks.)   I have put this modified prodos on all of my prodos disks and
it helps.


Dan Harkavy
owner of an apple //c with 640K and a unidisk 3.5 (thanx to grandma for the 
money in response to your other Q)