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Looking for ImageWriter II SW2 factory settings

Hello all,

I have 3 ImageWriter II printers and the manual says do not touch the SW2-5 and SW 2-6 as they are reserved for technicians for hammer strike. I haven’t touched them and all printers work fine. But I just noticed on one of the printers the SW2-5 and SW 2-6 are set oppositely from the other 2 printers. Is there even a factory setting for these or does it vary from printer to printer based on how it was tested from the factory? I don’t plan on touching them I was just curious.

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Super mystery box of A2 stuff

I have a box of assorted "stuff" from my 2e that I am selling as a mystery box. The box contains (1) Grappler+ (2) Grappler Bufferboard (3) two Timemaster HO ver 4 and 5  (for your time machins), (4) two floppy controllers for 5.25 drives, (5) lots of 5.25 software - some original and some pirated (6) 1 Ramworks fully populated with max memory (7) some documents (some assorted chips) (8) even have some Mac 3.5 software. Pretty good deal for $30 plus shipping

 

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cc65 optimizations online: more wanted!

Hi!  I like optimizing.  In fact, I have five lists of ten optimization techniques each online.  They are at c65 additions - Manage Files at SourceForge.net.  If you have some good ideas to add to them, please post them here.  I'm currently working on a text adventure for the C64 and may eventually port it to the Apple2 and other 6502-based computers.

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cc65 return sequence difference porting from other systems

Hi!  I am working on a text adventure.  I need to continue it.  I also have some code around which others can build text adventures for cc65.  I have the latter available for CBM and Atari 8-bit models and want to port it to the Apple2enh.  The problem is that the other systems execute a Return in a string as "\n" while the Apple2 uses "\r."  Somebody elsewhere told me about the charmap #pragma of cc65.  What numbers do I need to supply to get "\n" to translate to "\r"?

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AuxMemApple now available!

Hi!  I'm pleased to anounce that I have just uploaded AuxMemApple to the internet.  It is a library for cc65 that provides near-direct access to the Apple2enh's Aux RAM.  It also makes available more of the Apple2enh's Main RAM.  You can find it at c65 additions - Manage /memory cfgs at SourceForge.net.  Try it out, and tell me what you think!

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A2e parts

Cleaning house and will part with any and everything I have for Apple 2e. As far as I know everything worked when I put it away except for one of my three  5.25 floppy drives. I will sell at a huge (really huge) discount. I hate to dispose of it since it cannot be replaced and might help someone who is fixing up his/her system.  I think for most things the shipping would be more than the item. Shipping out of USA is very expensive so within the 48 would be most economical. No reasonable offer will be refused.

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Publish MadLibApple prematurely?

Hi!  I have a program called MadLibApple.  It is a demo program for AuxMemApple, a cc65 memory extender for the Apple2enh target.  It shows how to use AuxMemApple to access aux memory and load data to aux RAM.  It also shows how to use ProDOSi and unused memory in main RAM.  AuxMemApple is not currently ready for publication, but MadLibApple is in working condition.  Should I release MadLibApple now?  If so, where can I upload it?

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printtok-002/cc65 ready!

Hi!  I just uploaded another version of my printtok/cc65 C module.  It adds more tokens and support for multiple spaces compressed with RLE.  It works for the CBM, Apple2 and Atari 8-bit series.  You can find it at c65 additions - Manage /ui at SourceForge.net.  Try it out!

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There's a bug in ProDOSi/cc65!

Hi!  I just wanted to share that there is a bug in my ProDOSi API for cc65: when returning an error, my code doesn't set gthe MSB to 0.  Therefore, you need to clear the MSB yourself by ANDing the returned value with 255.  Otherwise, is it good?

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