Apple IIe - Page 10

Chapter
4 serves
as
a
detaile
)d
reference
guide
to
each
of
the
various
commands
and
functions
available
in
both
Integer
and
Applesott
BASIC.
Chapter
5
includes
a
detailed
discussion
of
data storage
on
cassette
or
diskette
with
the
Apple
I le.
Each
of
the
DOS
3.3
commands
are discussed
in
detail.
Files
and
tile
handling
are
also
discussed.
Chapter
6
includes
a
detailed
discussion
of
programming
gra-
phics
on
the
Apple
lie.
Chapter
7 describes
the
usage
of
the
lle
's
system
monitor
and
mini-assembler
.
Chapter
8 discusses
the
usage
of
the
lle's
optional
80-column
board.
The
Apple
lie
User's
Handbook
includes
nine
useful
appendices.
These
detail
the
various
Applesott,
Integer,
and
DOS
reserved
words
and
error
messages,
the
ASCII
code
set,
printer
usage
with
the
lie,
and
the
various
monitor
subroutines.