Apple II

This is the link:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/original-Apple-II-Apple-A2S1-computer-needs-work-/190799893871?pt=US_Vintage_Computers_Mainframes&hash=item2c6c8f556f

I thought I might bid on this particular machine, since the price was right, but as I looked at the final picture showing the bottom pan and the Apple II label and Serial number, I noticed something odd.

There seems to be some sort of haze(?) around the label.
This makes me think that it was Photoshopped some how.

So I toss it out to the experts...

While cleaning my apple //c keyboard, something must have happened as now when I type the second and fourth rows it displays a different characters: instead of "Q" it shows " ' " and the same with z, and all the row.

Ok,

I am trying to remember which copy program allows you to copy from a drive on a controller in slot 5 to a controller in slot 6.

What I am trying to do is use my CFFA card (slot 5) to copy an image to a real diskette in slot 6. I assume I just use a standard copy program that supports two controllers.

The problem is my ever trusty Copy II plus version I have doesn't.

So the question is from all the images on asimov... which program will let me do this.

Thanks,
Corey

Ok, my Apple II's silver power supply has a blow fuse. At first I thought it was the switch until I drilled out the rivets and the switch was fine, but the fuse is blown.

I will take it apart and check the bridge rectifier tomorrow. I think I have to unsolder the switch and power entry module to get to the bottom of the board.

Is the fuse some sort of soldered in fuse, I can't seem to get it out. It looks like its in a holder....