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From: rich@pro-exchange.cts.COM (Rich Sims)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: II in a Mac
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Date: 10 Sep 88 15:23:31 GMT
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This is in response to the request for info on "][ in a Mac"..  sorry to post
it to the net, but apparently my email response didn't make it through.

The program is *not* published by RAK-WARE, but they do sell it.  It's
published by:

   COMPUTER:applications, inc.
   12813 Lindley Drive
   Raleigh, NC  27614
     (919) 846-1411

The address for RAK-WARE is:

   RAK-WARE
   41 Ralph Road
   W. Orange, NJ  07052
     (201) 325-1885

][ in a Mac "creates" a 128k Apple in the Mac RAM, and will run either DOS 3.3
or ProDOS based applications.  A transfer utility is provided with it.  It
requires a Mac with 512k or more, and it's not copy-protected, so it can be
installed on your hard disk.  The program is actually quite good, as long as
you're willing to accept that you only get about 30%-40% of the "normal" Apple
speed, due to the heavy processing required.

(My definiton of "good" is that it does what the literature says it does, and
it's relatively bug-free.  "Useful" is another category entirely.)

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