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Category | Computer Hardware |
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Device | Apple IIe Card |
Type | Expansion Card |
Processor | 65C02 |
Clock Speed | 1 MHz |
Memory | 128 KB |
Compatibility | Macintosh |
Function | Apple IIe Emulation |
Graphics | Apple IIe compatible |
Video Output | Macintosh video output |
Audio Output | Apple IIe compatible |
Ports | Joystick |
Explains the Apple IIe Card's function and basic operation on a Macintosh LC computer.
Outlines the content and structure of the guide, chapter by chapter, detailing what each section covers.
Lists prerequisites and assumptions for users before they begin using the guide and the Apple IIe Card.
Explains special text elements, key mappings, and important notes used throughout the guide.
Explains how to access the Option Panel from the Apple IIe environment by pressing specific keys.
Instructs users to lock the Apple IIe Card disks to prevent accidental file changes or erasure.
Discusses the decision to use a hard disk for Apple IIe files and how to prepare it.
Helps users decide whether to store Apple IIe files on a hard disk or floppy disks.
Details the process of partitioning a hard disk to create dedicated space for Apple IIe files.
Explains how to connect compatible Apple IIe floppy disk drives to the Macintosh LC.
Details how to connect other Apple IIe devices like joysticks and hand controls.
Provides instructions for connecting an older Apple SCSI hard disk to the Macintosh LC.
Instructs users to check the Read Me file for last-minute changes or updates to the instructions.
Explains how to install the Apple IIe Card software onto the Macintosh startup disk.
Details how to prepare a floppy startup disk if a hard disk is not available for software installation.
Guides users on setting up printer software for the IIe Startup Disk and selecting printers.
Provides crucial information and specific procedures for users who started up from a floppy disk.
Explains the essential technique for starting up the computer from the IIe Startup Disk.
Details how to easily switch between the Macintosh and Apple IIe operating environments.
Describes launching Apple IIe programs by double-clicking their icons within the Macintosh environment.
Explains how to launch Apple IIe programs by restarting the Apple IIe Card.
Introduces the Apple IIe Option Panel for managing settings and switching between environments.
Provides steps for opening and closing the Apple IIe Option Panel from the Apple IIe environment.
Guides users through navigating and interacting with different panels within the Option Panel.
Provides a practical exercise for moving card icons within the Option Panel.
Explains how to manipulate Apple IIe files from the Macintosh environment like regular files.
Guides users on planning the arrangement of Apple IIe accessory cards in the Option Panel slots.
Explains how to base card arrangement plans on an existing Apple IIe computer setup.
Provides guidance on planning card arrangements based on typical Apple IIe configurations.
Details the process of physically arranging card icons within the Option Panel according to the user's plan.
Explains how to adjust settings for various Apple IIe accessory cards in the Option Panel.
Details how to start the IIe Startup program to access the Apple IIe environment.
Describes creating and managing multiple preference files for different Option Panel settings.
Explains two methods for starting Apple IIe programs from the Macintosh or Apple IIe environment.
Details how to transfer and use Apple IIe files with Macintosh programs.
Provides steps for copying Apple IIe screen images to the Macintosh Clipboard.
Explains how to use Apple IIe files and start up from network file servers.
Introduces personalization of the Apple IIe environment using the Option Panel.
Details how to adjust the processing speed for the Apple IIe Card between normal and fast.
Explains how to select a startup beep sound for the Apple IIe Card.
Describes how to adjust the keyboard repeat rate in the Apple IIe environment.
Explains how to adjust the delay before keys start repeating in the Apple IIe environment.
Details how to turn the Type Ahead feature on or off in the Apple IIe environment.
Guides users on changing the display setting between color and monochrome.
Explains how to change the text character set from normal to inverse.
Describes how to add a secondary key combination for opening the Option Panel.
Details how to adjust the mouse tracking speed and sensitivity in the Apple IIe environment.
Explains how Apple IIe programs look for hardware in specific slots and how the Macintosh simulates this.
Guides users on setting the size of the Apple II Memory Expansion Card.
Details how to configure serial cards for modem and printer ports.
Explains how to extend the printer timeout setting for the Printer Card.
Describes how to indicate the location of Apple IIe cards in the Slot Configuration panel.
Guides users on changing the startup device setting for the Apple IIe Card.
Explains how to eject disks from built-in and external drives using the Option Panel or keystrokes.
Explains how to navigate within the Apple IIe environment and between environments using the Option Panel.
Details the primary method for opening the Option Panel from the Apple IIe environment.
Describes methods to restrict access to the Option Panel settings.
Guides users on how to return to their previous task after using the Option Panel.
Explains how to restart the Apple IIe Card, applying setting changes.
Provides steps to quit the Apple IIe environment and return to the Macintosh desktop.
Explains how to use the Help button within the Option Panel for assistance.
Details how to save a snapshot of the Apple IIe screen as a PICT file.
Describes how to print a snapshot of the Apple IIe screen.
Addresses issues related to accessing Apple IIe partitions, ProDOS disks, and file servers.
Covers problems related to Option Panel settings not taking effect or IIe Startup errors.
Provides troubleshooting steps for when Apple IIe programs fail to start.
Offers solutions for not hearing the Apple IIe beep sound.
Provides tips to improve slow Apple IIe program performance.
Provides tips to correct Apple IIe programs running too fast.
Addresses problems related to modems not being recognized or not working properly.
Offers solutions for common printing issues encountered with the Apple IIe Card.
Explains how to copy, move, and delete Apple IIe files on the Macintosh desktop.