Classic Apple Documentation

FlashBoot is designed to help you make better use of the IIGS RAM Disk by making it easier to save and load its contents. When you’ve loaded the RAM Disk with the programs you want to use (up to 2.4 megabytes worth), Flash Boot saves a copy of the RAM Disk onto 3.5” floppies. Then, to reload these programs onto your RAM Disk, just boot the first 3.5” disk in the set

"That BASIC, which we shipped with the first Apple II's, was never assembled -- ever. There was one handwritten copy, all handwritten, all hand assembled." Steve Wozniak Call -A.P.P.L.E., October 1986

Apple Assembly Line Volume 1 -- Issue 12 September, 1981 In This Issue... ---------------Field Input Routine for Applesoft CHRGET and CHRGOT in Applesoft . . Leaving the S-C Assembler II . . . A New, Fancier .AS Directive . . . Commented Listing of DOS 3.3 RWTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 .8 . 11 . 12 . 16 Qu...

This is the reference manual for the Apple IIc personal computer. It contains detailed descriptions of all the hardware and firmware that make up the Apple IIc

An excellent guide to the internals of Apple ProDOS for Apple II computers. By Don Worth and Pieter Lechner

Describes the formats of the most popular disk images for Apple II emulators

An excellent guide to the internal workings of Apple DOS for Apple II computers.

This volume, Volume 2 of the Apple IIc Reference Manual, contains nine appendixes, a bibliography, and a glossary.

How to set up and use your Apple 3.5 Drive with an Apple IIGS or Macintosh

The Apple 5.25 drive is a floppy-disk drive that uses removable, single-sided 5.25-inch disks to store and retrieve data. You can use your Apple 5.25 Drive with any Apple II in the Apple II family of computers. This guide explains all the features of the Apple 5.25 Drive. It also gives you step-by-step directions for connecting it to your computer, and instructs you in the use, care, and handli...

This tutorial will help you get started writing simple Applesoft BASIC computer programs on your Apple II computer. You won't learn all there is to know about Applesoft BASIC just from this tutorial; but by the time you finish these ten sessions, you'll be able to decide whether you want to continue learninng about programming

This addendum contains information on how to avoid a problem that sometimes occurs when using an Apple II with an 80-column card. It also contains information on the way library file names are formed

The Woz Wonderbook -- 1977 -- DigiBarn Computer Museum -- Steve Wozniak, Apple Computer Inc. Distributed under the Creative Commons License on page 5 Page 0001 of 0213 The Woz Wonderbook -- 1977 -- DigiBarn Computer Museum -- Steve Wozniak, Apple Computer Inc. Distributed under the Creative Commons License on page 5 Page 0002 of 0213 The Woz Wonderbook -- 1977 -- DigiBarn Computer Museu...

This guide provides you with all the information you need to install an Apple II 3.5 Disk controller Card and disk drive utility software on your Apple II computer. The disk controller card allows you to use 3.5-inch floppy disk drives, including the Apple SuperDrive and the Apple 3.5 Drive, with an Apple IIGS or Apple IIe computer. This card also supports the operation of older model Apple II ...

This manual will show you how to plug in your APPLE II (easy) and be a guide as you learn to program it (also easy). If you are an Old Hand at programming, you will find some new features and conveniences in APPLE BASIC that make programming a lot more fun. If you are a Newcomer to programming, you will also find many features and conveniences in APPLE BASIC that make programming a lot of fun. ...

This is the User Reference Manual for the Apple II and Apple II Plus personal computers. Like the Apple itself, this book is a tool. As with all tools, you should know a little aobut it before you start to use it. This book will not teach you how to program. It is a book of facts, not methods. If you have just unpacked your Apple, or your do not know how to program in any of the languages ava...

This manual explains how to install and activate the Apple IIe 80-Column Text Card and provides instructions on how to use it with your particular operating system

Here's how you install the Apple IIGS Memory Expansion card in the Apple IIGS

The best way to get acquainted with the Apple IIGS is to use it -- that's the purpose of Your Tour of the Apple IIGS, the interactive training disk that came packed with your Apple IIGS. The owner's guide expands on the concepts presented on the training disk, but neither the guide nor the disk can tell you exactly in a step-by-step way how to use your computer to write reports, do financial pl...

This manual tells you how to use System 6, system software for the Apple IIGS computer