Version 2.0 of the Virtual ][ Apple II emulator has been released.The new version adds Apple //e emulation, including the enhanced Apple //e and the 80-column/64K expansion card. Also implemented in this version is mouse card emulation, full-screen support and multiple window sizes, configurable support for the game I/O connector, and some bugs have been fixed. Check out this excellent 8-bit Apple II emulator for Mac OS X!.

Howard Katz has released the July issue of Apple II News and Notes, the freely distributable news bulletin designed for user group newsletters. It has a succinct overview of the Apple II events of July, including the key KansasFest announcements..

The Tutor-Tech hypermedia software for 8-bit Apple II computers is still available for purchase from Techware, the manufacturer of the software.This tidbit comes from Jay Edwards, who demonstrated Tutor-Tech at KansasFest last week. Tutor-Tech is much like HyperCard, in which you create stacks of cards with graphics, text, and buttons that let you move around from card to card. A downloadable demo, which includes a PC Apple II emulator, is available on their web site..

Eric Shepherd has posted the sample code for his two KansasFest sessions (one on writing Apple IIGS software using MPW IIGS on the Macintosh and one on Palm OS programming for Apple II programmers) on the a2central.com FTP site. They may be downloaded free, and each includes a set of HTML files of his presentations..

http://www.angelfire.com/hi/kulasoft/” TARGET=”_blank”>KulaSoft is selling disks with indexes of all the most popular Apple II magazines ever created.Each index is in AppleWorks format, and they’re available for Nibble, Creative Computing, Softalk, Apple Assembly Line, Call-A.P.P.L.E. through January 1990, inCider, A+, Open-Apple/A2-Central, and inCider/A+. KulaSoft also sells disks with public domain software for Apple II computers. Check them out, and send some business their way!.