Apple II BBS
Copyright (c) 1994 Apple Users' Group, Sydney
Republished from Applecations, a publication of the Apple Users' Group, Sydney, Australia.
The Apple II BBS is a valuable source of information provided by the user group. Numerous forums exist for discussing all aspects of Apple II computing. If you have a question, someone on the BBS is sure to be able to answer it. There is also an extensive range of public domain software available for download.
And the best part is, it's included with your AUG membership. So take advantage of it!
Recent additions to the filing cabinet include the AppleWorks 4.01 to 4.02 upgrade, a list of known ORCA/C bugs, and Frequently Asked Questions guides which deal with accelerators, Apple IIgs sound formats and floptical drives.
Here's a glimpse of what goes on in the message areas everyday:
Message 261 read 11 times, Subject: ImageWriter
Posted on the 18-Feb-94 at 22:03
From Michael Bonifacio (00737)
(edited for publication)
Just a short note to say I recently purchased the Perfect Image printer driver for my Apple IIgs and must say it is a MUST for any one using the Apple IIgs and an ImageWriter under GS/OS. It is much more superior to the driver supplied with System 6. If anyone else has used it I would like to know their views.
In brief the driver allows you to chose resolution from low DPI to 160x144 DPI, brightness and contrast enhancement, and colour enrichment if using a colour ribbon. Digitised images are miles better using the Perfect Image driver and text is no worries.
[Sub-editor's note: Perfect Image is available from II Series Software (02)606-9343 for $39.95. The Perfect Image driver also comes included in the Harmonie printer drivers suite by Vitesse, $69.95]

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