APPLEUNI an Apple ][+ emulator based on the ORIGINAL 
	      Apple emulator written by Randy Spurlock
  Even though the code has RADICALLY changed I MUST give credit
     as there is SOME of his code still left in the emulator
		     Apple Emulator Documentation


       This is the documentation for the 8088/NEC V-20/80X86 Apple ][+ 
       emulator. It is the -=ONLY=- emulator that will run on an -=XT=-, 
       -=AND=- that -=FULLY=- emulates Apple's Super Serial Card!
       The emulator is almost complete. The only things that are left to do:
       correct that NASTY software BRK bug, mixed text/graphics mode, 
       and to convert it over to IIe emulation complete with 80 column card, 
       and hard drive emulation!
	
       ***DISCLAIMER***        
       
       The ROM images contained within this archive are Copyright Apple 
       Computer, Inc. I do *NOT* claim any credit in creating them
       (other than creating a copy from *MY* Apple ][). In order to
       use this program you MUST own an Apple][ computer, as not owning 
       an Apple][ and running this emulator would be Illegal and you would 
       be responsible for copyright violation.  I only provide the ROM code 
       so that the emulator can be used, otherwise it would be useless for 
       those who can not create thier own images.

       YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!
	
       The following describes the stage of completion for each of the 
       Apple ][ emulator sections:

	       Video         - The emulator will run on a CGA, EGA, or
			       VGA, however, it looks much better on an
			       EGA or VGA. All the Apple ][ video modes
			       are supported except mixed mode with 4
			       lines of text at the bottom of the graphics
			       screen (Soon to be fixed! It might be slow!). 
			       Low resolution and high resolution graphics 
			       are supported.
	       
	       Keyboard      - The keyboard functions as an Apple ][
			       keyboard except for the following keys:
			       
			       F1    - Jump to the Super Serial Card switches
			       PrtSc - Exit the Apple ][ Emulator
		       Scroll  Lock  - screen update
		       Num     Lock  - Toggle between keypad and joystick

			       Scroll lock updates the high resolution
			       screen if the emulator causes any data to
			       be written to the screen... I hope you don't
			       -=EVER=- need to press this key!

	       Joystick      - A joystick is emulated using the numeric
			       keypad. See the joystick.doc file for more
			       information on joystick modes, ajustments, etc.
			       I have plans to change this to using the
			       regular joystick on your joystick port!

	       Disk Drive    - *BUG SQUASHED* *FEATURE ADDED* SEE HISTORY.DOC!
			       Only Apple ][ floppy type drives are supported
			       now, I need more information on how a Apple
			       hard disk works. The floppies are emulated by
			       have PC disk files named [yy]DISKx.DSK, where:

			       x - Is the slot number of the disk controller
			       yy - Is the drive letter , 
			       AA or BB on a hard drive,
			       omit the AA or BB if on a floppy disk!
			       Just save the images on your floppy drives 
			       and.... away it goes! If you do not have a 
			       disk in the drive, or if an error occurs,
			       the emulator will continually re-try.  This
			       does NOT apply to missing files, as a missing
			       file is NOT a critical error! 
			       When the emulator is done reading from the i
			       mage there is a delay which keeps the file 
			       open. Your program is probably running by now. 
			       When you hear a "click" on the PC's speaker, 
			       your data is safe, and you may change the 
			       floppy or exit the program SAFELY! 
			       REALLY Neat, huh? :)

			       For example, if you had a disk controller in
			       slot 6, the default the file AADISK6.DSK would
			       be the Apple ][ disk image for drive 1, and 
			       would reside on your hard drive, 
			       DISK6.DSK is the proper file name for the
			       floppy arrangement.

			       Do -=YOU=- want Direct floppy writes?
			       Images -=COULD=- be written sector by sector
			       on floppys! this may improve the access times.
			       If this feature is requested, I'll put it in!                               

	       Langauge Card - A 32k langauge card is supported and can be
			       accessed via standard langauge card methods.

	       Serial Card   - *BUGS SQUASHED* *FEATURE ADDED* See HISTORY.DOC
			       A Super Serial Card is supported and it even
			       has the interrupt emulated!  Runs Kermit for
			       ProDos great! This means that you now can
			       FTP all those programs now that before were
			       impossible!  On a 40Mhz 386sx, 9600 seems to
			       be the top limit for a reliable baud rate!
			       It also has a control panel... see below!

	       Control Panel - The control panel gives you DIRECT ACCESS 
			       to the Super Serial Card's emulated 
			       DIP-switches! The keyboard lay-out to
			       'toggle' the switches is as follows:
			       
				     Switch1            Switch2
				_________________  _________________
				| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 |  | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 |
		   ON        1  | # # # # # # # |  | # # # # # # # |
		   OFF       0  |               |  |               |
				|_______________|  |_______________|
		Toggle with  key  q w e r t y u      z x c v b n m

			       The ONLY switch you are NOT able to toggle
			       is Switch 2-6 as the interrupts are ALWAYS
			       enabled so pressing 'n' does NOTHING!
			       See documents on WWW.APPLE.SUPPORT.COM
			       for details on what the switches do...
			       I am not providing them as the document is
			       available from them... just search their
			       tech database for 'super serial switches'
			       and it will pull it up for you!

			      <=- Credits -=>



	     Based on a Program Orignally Written By:   Randy Spurlock

	      Optimized, Re-Written, and Enhanced By:   Andrew J. Kroll
							  
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						  Updated 01/08/1995 AJK