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From: demarco@cpsc.ucalgary.ca (Vince Demarco)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: AppleWorks strangles on huge memory cards
Summary: AE expanders
Message-ID: <697@cs-spool.calgary.UUCP>
Date: 11 Feb 89 18:41:03 GMT
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In article <8902110055.AA13859@tcgould.TN.CORNELL.EDU>, halp@TCGOULD.TN.CORNELL.EDU ("Bruce P. Halpern") writes:
> I have two enhanced //e both of which have 3Mb Applied Engineering RamWorks
> cards and seem to run AppleWorks 2.1 o.k. I have had some problems with
> certain TimeOut enhancements on the AppleWorks 2.1 which was expanded for
> RamWorks with Applied Engineering's AW 2 Expander 3.0.1, which I bought from
> AE specifically for AppleWorks 2.1. In particular, Timeout Paint and 
> Sidespread do not work correctly. I had assumed that the problem was the
> AE AW Expander 3.0.1, since the same Timeout enhancements work fine with
> AppleWorks 2.1 on a //c with 384Kb. However, perhaps it's really the memory.
> 

Bruce the problem is that applied engineering doens't want to tell the
beagle brothers where the clipboard has been moved.  My Paint works fine
except when i try to save something to the clipboard.  (the prob there is
that TO Paint and AE expanded clipboard share the same spot in memory).

There is no problem using the Timeout stuff and the Checkmate expander.

What we all should do is write letters to applied engineering complaining to
them that they should give out the information about there expander to
the Beagle Brothers.  If someone really wanted to copy the AE expander all
you would have to do is dissasemble it and try to figure out what is going
on.


Vince