This java based program enables one to manipulate Apple II disk images on Mac OS X, Linux and Windows. New to this release is the ability to create disk images, import files into them, and compile Applesoft BASIC programs.
December 2003
Kim Howe\’s web site updated
Kim Howe, author of Arachnid, TelnetNDA, and other IIgs programs, has revamped his web site, which you can find at https://www.a2central.com/~kimhowe/.
Kim Howe releases software updates
Kim Howe has released updates to four of his programs for the Apple IIgs, including Shipwrecked, TelnetNDA, YahtzeeNDA, and the Arachnid web browser. These are minor bug-fix releases with updated contact information as well.Shipwrecked is a graphical adventure game implemented in HyperCard IIgs. TelnetNDA is a desk accessory that provides a simple telnet client, with […]
Latest Juiced.GS content sure to please
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Three BASIC games books available on the web
AtariArchives.org has released the complete text of three classic computer books filled with type-in game programs in BASIC. The books are available free online, with the permission of the copyright holder.The three books are: The books feature type-in games in BASIC, such as classics like Animal, Blackbox, Eliza, Hammurabi, Lunar LEM Rocket, Mugwump, and Hunt […]
Apple Bits Users Group plans holiday party on December 9
ABUG will hold its annual holiday party on Dec. 9 at 6:30 PM at The Franklin Center, 1400 Metropolitan, Kansas City, KS. “We will eat dinner, enjoy Apple II Fellowship and end the evening with the Annual Gift Exchange Game. The Franklin Center has a Full Service Soda Fountain – bring extra cash so you […]
Juiced.GS V8I4 mailed to US subscribers
The final 2003 issue of Juiced.GS has been mailed to American subscribers. Copies for international subscribers should go out in the mail next week.
Apple IIGS Explorer v1.06a released
Matt Portune’s front end for ActiveGS was updated to incorporate the newest ActiveGS changes as well as adding intelligent disk image and boot slot handling. Apple IIGS Explorer lets you run several hundred Apple II programs and games through a web browser. Internet Explorer and Microsoft Windows are required.Detailed changes include: v1.06a – Friday, November […]
Version 1.8 of ActiveGS adds joystick support
The Free Tools Association (FTA) updated their ActiveGS emulator to version 1.8. This release adds joystick support and game compatibility fixes. ActiveGS requires Internet Explorer and Microsoft Windows.Changes in the new version include: JOYSTICK SUPPORT COMPATIBILITY
November issue of Apple II News & Notes released
Howard Katz has released the November issue of Apple II News & Notes, the free newsletter headlining the past month’s Apple II news.