Little Bits
By Andrew Roughan
Copyright (c) 1995 Apple Users' Group, Sydney
Republished from Applecations, a publication of the Apple Users' Group, Sydney, Australia.
o If you have access to a World Wide Web browser, try Steve Wozniak's home page: http://www.woz.org
o Keep an eye out for a new program from Europe. Shareware Solutions II has plans to distribute a brand new IIGS commercial (but low cost) graphics conversion program. Its primary use is to convert GIF and TIFF and BMP graphics (as well as several other formats common to PCs) to 3200 color IIgs graphics.
o ABC Direct have nearly completed a 1.44 MB controller card for the Apple IIe and IIgs which is compatible with Apple's 1.44MB floppy drive. It is expected to ship towards the end of November. The expected price is US$129. They also sell a 1.44MB floppy drive for US$199. They accept Visa, MC and foreign currency cheques. Call for final pricing and shipping costs.
ABC Direct
18777 Midway
Suite 309
Dallas Texas 75287
ABCDIRECT@aol.com
214-306-5494
o Tony Morales has announced the Hindenburg project. Hindenburg is the code name for a forthcoming, software-based Apple IIgs emulator. Upon completion, virtually all existing Apple IIgs software will run, without modification, on non-Apple II computers. Hindenburg is designed to execute on Macintosh systems equipped with a high-performance 680x0, or a PowerPC-based, microprocessor.
For the latest up-to-date information on the Hindenburg project, please visit the official Hindenburg web site. The URL is as follows:
ftp://ftp.netcom.com/pub/he/hexman/index.html
If you do not have access to the World Wide Web, or if you would prefer to receive some Hindenburg literature via E-mail, please send a request to one of the following addresses:
GEnie: hexman
Internet: hexman@netcom.com
The Hindenburg project is copyright (c) 1995 by Tony Morales.
o I wish everyone a safe and relaxing holiday period. Please take the opportunity during your holidays to write a letter to me. Let me know how you feel about the Apple II section of the club and suggest some topics to be covered in meetings and the magazine. Without your support the Apple II section of the club will vanish.

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