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LediC:tes1~le'Mihistere.·des,,G:onuriurutalrnn51d'u1~.Gli1 ·· Apple®Ile Card Owner's Guide for the Macintosh®LC ti Apple Computer, Inc. This manual and the software described in ic are copyrighted, with all rights reserved. Under che copyright laws, chis manual or the software may not be copied, in whole or part, without written consent of Apple, except in che normal use of the software or co make a backup copy of che software. The same proprietary and copyright notices must be affixed to any permitted copies as were affixed co che original. This exception does not allow copies co be made for others, whether or not sold, buc all of che material purchased (with all backup copies) may be sold, given, or loaned to another person. Under the law, copying includes translating into another language or format. You may use che software on any computer owned by you, but extra copies cannot be made for chis purpose. The Apple logo is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. Use of che "keyboard" Apple logo (Option-Shift-K) for commercial purposes without che prior wriccen consent of Apple may constitute trademark infringement and unfair competition in violation of federal and state laws. © Apple Computer, Inc., 1991 ITC Zapf Dingbats is a registered 20525 Mariani Avenue trademark of Internacional Typeface Cupertino, CA 95014-6299 Corporation. (408) 996-1010 NuBus is a trademark of Texas Apple, the Apple logo, AppleShare, Instruments. AppleTalk, Disk II, DuoDisk, Q MS is a registered trademark and lmageWricer, LaserWricer, LocalTalk, ColorScript is a trademark ofQMS, Macintosh, MultiFinder, and Inc. ProDOS are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. QuarkXPress is a registered trademark of Quark, Inc. Apple Desktop Bus, Finder, and UniDisk are trademarks of Apple SuperPaint is produced by Silicon Computer, Inc. Beach Software. Adobe, Adobe Illustrator, and Simultaneously published in the PostScript are registered trademarks, United States and Canada. and Adobe Garamond is a Mention of third-party products is trademark, of Adobe Systems for informational purposes only and Incorporated. constitutes neither an endorsement Dolev PS is a trademark of Scicex nor a recommendation. Apple Corporation Ltd. assumes no responsibility with regard to che performance or use Exposure is a registered trademark of of these products. Preferred Publishers, Inc. - Contents Radio and television interference 1x Preface Before You Start x1 Abour rhe Apple Ile Card x11 Abour this guide xi ii Before you begin xiv A note about system software xv Some visual cues xv User groups xvi Chapter 1 Preparing the Equipment 1 Protecting rhe disks 2 Using a hard disk to store Apple I le files 2 Deciding where to store your Apple Ile files 2 Why you might want to use the hard disk 3 Why you might not want co use rhe hard disk 3 Some suggestions 3 The advantage of making your decision right away 4 Whar co do next 4 iii Reserving hard disk space for Apple Ile files 4 Backing up your hard disk 5 Panitioning your hard disk 6 Restoring the contents of your hard disk 10 Rebuilding your system 11 Whar to do next 11 Connecting Apple Ile disk drives 12 Connecting rhe Apple 5.25 Drive 12 Connecting the UniDisk 3.5 Drive 15 Connecting more than one disk drive 17 Connecting other devices 20 Connecting your old Apple Ile hard disk 23 What's next? 24 Chapter 2 Preparing the Software 25 Checking for late-breaking news 26 Preparing the stanup disk for your Apple Ile Card 26 Deciding whether to use the hard disk as a Ile Card startup disk 27 Checking your version of system software 27 Installing the software on your hard disk 29 If you do nor have {or do nor wish to use) a hard disk 33 Making a copy of rhe floppy srarrup disk 34 Setting up the printer software 34 What's next 36 Chapter 3 Learning to Use the Apple Ile Card 37 Important details for floppy disk startup people 38 Starting up from the Ile Startup Disk 38 Why you need to start up from the Ile Startup Disk 39 Switching between the Macintosh and Apple Ile environments 40 Switching to the Apple Ile environment 40 Switching back to the Macintosh environment 42 Special note for floppy disk startup people 43 Summary 43 iv Contents Running an Apple Ile program 43 Method I: Double-clicking a Macintosh icon 43 Can you do the double-dick exercise? 43 The double-dick exercise 44 Method 2: Restarting the Apple Ile Card 46 Using the Option Panel 48 Opening and dosing the Option Panel 48 Exploring the Option Panel 50 Practicing moving the cards in the Option Panel 53 Managing Apple Ile files 56 Naming files on Apple Ile disks 58 Using Macintosh programs with Apple lie files 58 Chapter 4 Setting Up Cards and Slots 59 Deciding how to arrange the cards in the Option Panel 60 Basing the plan on your original Apple Ile 61 Basing the plan on a typical Apple Ile 65 File servers 66 Modems and other serial devices except for printers 66 Arranging the cards in the Option Panel 67 Setting the options for your cards 69 Chapter 5 Reference 71 Starting up the Ile Startup program 72 Going directly to the Apple Ile Option Panel 7 4 Double-dicking the Ile Prefs file 75 Using more than one preferences file 75 Starting up an Apple Ile program 76 The Macintosh way 77 The Apple Ile way 78 Printing from Apple Ile programs 79 Choosing a printer 79 Using Apple Ile files with Macintosh programs 81 Copying Apple Ile pictures 82 Contents v Using network file servers 83 Starring up from the file server 83 Using files from the file server 84 Personalizing your Apple Ile work environment 85 Changing the processing speed setting 85 Choosing a startup beep sound 87 Setting the keys' repeat rate 89 Setting the delay before the keys repeat 90 Changing the Type Ahead setting 92 Changing the Display setting 93 Changing the character set 95 Changing or adding an Option Panel key 96 Changing the mouse tracking rate 97 Configuring cards and slots 99 Changing the Memory Expansion Card size 99 Setting the Serial Cards 102 Using modems at speeds higher than 1200 baud 105 Making changes to the Printer Card 105 Extending printer timeout 106 Choosing a printer 107 Changing the slot settings 107 Changing the startup device 109 Saving time by making 5.25 Drives inactive 111 Changing the SmanPort settings 112 Ejecting disks 114 Navigating in the Apple Ile environment 116 Opening the Option Panel 116 A shoncut for opening the Option Panel from the Macintosh environment 116 Limiting access to the Option
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