Fw: [8bitcomp] Digest Number 317

[Geoffrey Thomas]

Anyone interested in Apple II stuff.
Posted on 8-bit comp. website - self evident really. :>)

Geoff.

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>       1. Lots of free Apple II software
>            From: "genoman45" <genoman45 at yahoo.com>
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>    Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 13:44:29 -0000
>    From: "genoman45" <genoman45 at yahoo.com>
> Subject: Lots of free Apple II software
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> I found a few boxes full of Apple II software in my basement.  Most
> are in their original packages that remain unopened.  Some packages
> are open - but all is original software.
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> I have no way to check to determine if the software is good.  I can
> throw it all out or give it away if it still is desired stuff to
> someone. I live near Minneapolis.   I am also willing to ship it for
> the cost of UPS shipping.  I guess I have 40 pounds of software and
> some cards like the CP/M card and the serial card. They appear to be
> in good shape.  I do not want to pick through it and will give it all
> away or ship it all.  In other words, take it all or none - It is free
> stuff after all.
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> Best Buy started in St. Paul and in their first year or so they bought
> out a small computer-electronic shop. That shop had Apple II software
> and the new manager wanted to get rid of all of it, so he told me he
> would sell it to me for a fixed price.  My son, then age 11, sold some
> of the software at user meetings and to friends.  He did OK with it
> and learned a lot about business in the process.  But he did not go
> through it all and left it in boxes - that is what I found in our
> basement.
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> Let me know if you are interested.  Please put Apple II somewhere in
> your email subject line and your phone number would be helpful.
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> It is great to see that 8-bit is not completely dead.
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> Gene
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