Subject: Re: Enhanced Apple II?
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From: david@uow.edu.au (David Wilson)
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Date: 28 Jan 99 01:10:31 GMT
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"Barbara Gallegos" <babsbag@earthlink.net> writes:
>Can someone please tell me how to know if an Apple IIe is enhanced.  I
>understand that a IIe must be enhanced to use a workstation card, but I
>don't know how to tell if these machines are enhanced. 

Assuming that no half enhancement has been done, one of the following should
do:

0)	Turn it on. If it displays Apple ][ then it is unenhanced.
	If it displays Apple //e then it is enhanced.

1)	Lift lid and look at CPU (40pin). If it is a 6502A then unenhanced.
	If a 65C02 then it is enhanced.

2)	Run a program that uses mousetext. If it displays mousetext then
	it is enhanced. If you get inverse CAPITAL letters it is not.

3)	Run the self test (Control-Closed Apple-Reset). If it says
	Kernel OK it is not enhanced. If it says System OK it is.
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David Wilson  School of IT & CS, Uni of Wollongong, Australia  david@uow.edu.au