On Jan 24, 2005, at 12:18 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
his is upsetting. Whatever happened with the compatibility that Apple has
always promised, back then (1990) when they spoke about compatibility, I really
thought they would actually run DOS programs, which they never did, such a
small program that fit in a 800k disk, why wouldn't they?
Oh, come ON!
Apple never promised any more than file and disk compatibility, and they were clear about it even then. the only systems that promised any differently were the systems with built-in X86 computers, like the Centris DOS compatible with the PC co-processor.
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