Iie

IIe 3.0.1 Copyright © 1995-1996, Vincent and Victor Tan. Thank you for taking the trouble to try this program out. We hope you like it. Note: this file is formatted and is best read with SimpleText and not TeachText. Note: this file is not read-only so that you can easily copy the text if you want to. For e- xample, you can copy the email addresses and URLs. Please donʼt modify this file or distribute modified versions. Note: you should scroll up and down a pageful at a time so that the pictures will appear properly. If the pictures donʼt appear, you can make them appear by scrolling up a page and then back down a page. This software is copyrighted material and therefore you are not allowed to modify this software or its documentation in any way, shape or form, nor can you sell it for your own profit. You may only charge a reasonable fee for the cost of distributing it. See the Dis- tribution section below for information about how and on what IIe may be distributed. Contents The documentation for IIe comes in 4 files. Their contents are: 1. Read me first What is it? - description, features, requirements, compatibilty, and performance issues Description Features Hardware and software requirements Compatibility Performance issues Installation and setup Simple installation/setup Tips Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 2. Instructions The Apple //e window The display area The //e screen - screen snapshots The icon buttons Function keys Graphics modes Disk inserting/removing Using real disks Using disk images How to insert and remove disks and disk images Loading and saving information - memory images Emulator instructions Default settings Starting up the emulator The Reset key The Keyboard Paddles and buttons Debugger instructions 3. Configuring IIe General pane 65c02 pane Memory pane Video pane Sound pane Keyboard pane Joystick/Mouse pane Printing pane 5 1/4" Disks pane Other Disks pane Slots pane 4. Other stuff Cost/fee and registration Version history Future version features Distribution Contacting the author Other software by Vincent Disclaimer 1. Read me first Itʼs best to begin with a word of warning: IIe is a complex program and has some powerful features. You can easily lose Apple //e data by using this program “recklessly” so please do these two things: (1) make a backup of all your important data and disk images, and (2) read these documents thoroughly. By reading these documents, youʼll understand how IIe works and how to use it safely and usefully. You can disregard this warning to your own consequence. It will be pointless to com- plain to me that you lost your work. My reply will be: why didnʼt you read the instructions and make a backup? Of course I want IIe to work as reliably and as safely as a real //e would. Nevertheless, there are probably some minor bugs in this program, so itʼs best to be safe and always have a backup. OK, that out …