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There is a _lot_ of Apple II software on DOS 3.3 diskettes. O- DOS 3.3: DOS 3.3 is an old but a good operating system for software on 5.25" diskette. If you bought an Apple II with no software at all, then, at the very least, you will need to get diskettes which boot DOS 3.3 and ProDOS (which pretty well means you need to have a disk drive). David Kopper, Dan DeMaggio, David Empson, Al Kalal, RubywandĠ03- I'm an Apple II beginner.

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They provide a forum for users to compare notes, ask questions, and share insights.Ĭ2 (Csa2) - Discussion plus questions & answersĬ - Communications and networking relatedĬ - Discussion of GNO/ME, a UNIX-likeĬ - Buying, selling, and promotingĬ - Discussion relating to any aspect ofĬ - Discussion relating to Apple IIĬ2 - Public Domain software, shareware, andĬ2 - The unofficial 'Apple II games stuff'Ĭ2 - A newsgroup for the posting of Apple IIĪlt.2 - Discussion about the use of Apple II

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There are several newsgroups in the Csa2 and related families, all concerned with Apple II series affairs. (For links see Q&A 001 in MAINHALL4.txt.)

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Google also allows searching for information in an archive of newsgroup messages which goes back to 1981. A few internet sites also provide free access to newsgroups and allow posting messages. Most Internet Service Providers support posting and reading newsgroup messages via popular browsers like Netscape and Internet Explorer. Messages posted to these newsgroups spread to many thousands of servers and millions of readers throughout the world. The Csa2 FAQs is a collection of topics files and resource files which seeks to supply answers to questions about the Apple II series of computers and Apple II computing.Ĭ2 (Csa2) is a USENET newsgroup. Jeff Hurlburt, 1 October (Include "Apple" in the message title.)Ġ02- What is 2 and how can I read/post messages there?Ġ03- What software do I need to get started and how do I get it?Ġ04- How and where do I download and upload Apple II files?Ġ05- Where can I get Apple II information, software, books, and parts?Ġ08- What is an Apple II: The Apple ][", "Apple II", "Apple //"- which is correct?Ġ19- How can I tell what version my computer is?Ġ20- Suppose I just want to start using my Apple II Now!?Ġ21- Where do I find out about Apple II users' groups?Ġ22- How can I find out more about using and programming my Apple II?Ġ23- Where can I find out about Apple II developers?Ī "FAQ" is a "Frequently Asked Question". Ideas, suggestions, andįAQs content contributions can be emailed as Text or attached as. forīoth established and new FAQs Q&A or resources. Or sent contributions which have been incorporated.Īs always, feel free to send information pieces, diagrams, etc. Thanks to those who have suggested modifications and posted answers The Major Apple II Archives page has been updated. There have been a few revisions since the Septemrelease. You can check out some 'getting started' and 'what's where?' You can peruse a listing of all FAQs questions in Main Hall-2 OR, This file is called "Main Hall" because it's your starting-off point for Welcome to the 2 newsgroup Frequently Asked Questions! The HTML version of the FAQs is maintained on the II Computing site. Note: To correctly view tables and diagrams in Text files, useĪ fixed spacing Font such as CoPilot or PCMononspaced (IIgs) Text and HTML-ized Text versions are maintained by FAQs mirrorsĪround the world- ref. Mirrors- GS WorldView (formatted Text) also maintains copies The II Computing Apple II site, 1997-2010. The 2 Usenet newsgroup Apple II FAQs originate from Start Here!Ĭsa2 FAQs file ref: Csa21MAIN1.txt rev151 October 2010 Apple II Frequently Asked Questions: Main Hall 1.