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From: neilhncc1701d@pro-cyon.UUCP (Neil Haldar)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: CD-ROM
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Date: 9 Apr 89 15:48:01 GMT
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     As everyone knows it _IS_ possible to connect a Seagate Hard Drive to an
Apple, using either Dr. Buchholz's article, or the May issue of A+. My
question is this:
                  Is it possible to hook up a CD-ROM drive using the same
principle?

     Besides using the Apple CD-ROM drive. I'm talking about the Hitachi,
Toshiba, etc. drives that were made for MS-DOS machines. Is it possible to
hook one of those up?? 
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