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AppleWorks Modification Instructions
This is how to use the AW 2 Expander to modify the
AppleWorks disks:
1. First, make copies of your original AppleWorks
disks. Filer ,“ provided on the AW 2 Expander
disk, or the copy program on your System
Utilities disk should be used for this purpose.
* Note: You must give the same name to the front
and back side of the AppleWorks copy disk.
Instructions for copying with Filer are in the
Appendix of this manual. Instruction for copying
with the System Utilities are in the IIGS System
Disk User’s Guide.
2. Boot the AW 2 Expander disk in your startup
drive.
3. Select option 1 - “Execute AppleWorks
Enhancements.”
4. The Applied Engineering AW 2 Expander
copyright screen will then appear. After reading
each of the screens, press the space bar to
continue.
5. You’ll now be prompted to remove the AW 2
Expander disk and insert a COPY of the
AppleWorks STARTUP disk in drive one. Be
sure the WRITE PROTECT tab has been removed
from the disk. As prompted at the bottom of the
display screen, press the space bar to continue or
the escape key to go back to the main menu.
The AW2 Expander program expects to find the
AppleWorks STARTUP file, “APLWORKS.SYSTEM,” on
the disk in drive one. If, at this point, the program
displays the following message:
Cannot find correct file
Please enter the prefix of the AppleWorks program
?
enter the complete ProDOS prefix of the AppleWorks
STARTUP disk. Be sure to include any (/) slashes for
subdirectories.
An example ProDOS prefix of an AppleWorks
subdirectory on a Apple 20 SCSI hard disk (with a volume
directory name of /HARD) might be: /HARD/APPLEWORKS.
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