Subject: Re: Apple ][ Basic Compiler-- Einstein
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Jay writes ...
> 
> In article <3794E2BC.4C2C59EA@texas.net>, phoenyx <phoenyx@texas.net> wrote:
 ....

> >TASC is the only one I've gotten to work. The Einstein compiler
> >attempts to run but says it has the wrong disk. I suspect it's a
> >copy protection thing.
> >
> >Phoenyx
> >
> >
> 
> My original (and copy of) Einstein needed to be write protected to work.
> But I suspect the Asimov copy simply doesn't work.
> 
> Jay.

     Thanks for the info. I write protected the Einstein disk image file downloaded
and unZipped from Asimov. It seems to boot fine and show the usual directions.

     By the way, to write protect a disk image you right-click on the file name,
select "Properties" and checkmark "Read-only". This works for AppleWin.



Rubywand