Apple II

I recently picked up a //e and while bringing it back to life I discovered this system has had a bit of work done by someone with really bad skills. One of the keyboard switches was replaced, but looks like the orignal was removed with a hammer and chisel!

While disassembling I discovered there are several missing screws and I'm now trying to find a source for the following parts:

1) 3 u-clip nuts for the bottom plate/case mating

I'm reading through a Pascal adventure game programming book. All the programs are formatted for 40-columns, and I find the 80 column text to be difficult to read on my monitor. Is there a way to switch between 40 and 80 columns in Apple Pascal, either programmatically or preferably through a keypress or menu setting? I can't readily find any reference to this in the manuals.

(If it matters, my copy of Apple Pascal boots into 80 columns, and I've installed the 128k files which take advantage of the RAM expansion.)

Hi all!

I'm deep into a repair + restoration project on an Apple IIe, and while I'm making great progress, I've run into a problem:

I'm in the process of collecting parts to assemble my Apple 1 NTI PCB and I started to think about a keyboard.   I remembered I had an old Apple II+ keyboard in storage so I pulled it out to look at it.   I didn't have my phone handy while typing this but I found an image on google.    The lower keyboard in this image is the keyboard I have.  The encoder chip on mine is labled: TK-10 5732.  To me this looks like an aftermarket keyboard, maybe from a clone, mainly do the removable cover on the caps-lock key, but I'm no expert.