Nama

I have spent the best part of the last month retrieving programs from
cassettes (mostly non original) that came with an Apple II serial #
999 that I received a few years back.

I have posted all aiff's that I retrieved from the cassettes and have
gotten working, here:

https://public.me.com/lord_philip

look under apple 2/apple II cassettes/The cora cassettes.

There are some really old stuff here. and some original Apple programs
too such as:

Apple Casino Blackjack
Apple Mastermind
Apple Othello
Apple Pinball
Apple Seven
Apple Star Wars
Apple Yahtzee
Applegammon

You will find some duplicates too.
I have also put four .do files with the Integer basic programs copied
to the virtual disk images in the same folder.

I still have quite a few files that I haven't been able to retrieve
and some cassettes that are physically broken that need to be fixed
before I can attempt to make backups.

Enjoy

Philip

Antoine Vignau

Wouah, really good work, Philip. Thanks for that.
And sorry for the Tsukumo cassette, I should have contacted you upon
delivery,
antoine

Nama

On Dec 17, 3:23*pm, Antoine Vignau <antoine.vig...@laposte.net> wrote:
> Wouah, really good work, Philip. Thanks for that.
> And sorry for the Tsukumo cassette, I should have contacted you upon
> delivery,
> antoine

Yeah, no problem. I'm just glad it arrived safely.

Antoine Vignau

After Philip's announcement, I'm glad to make 27 AIF cassettes
available on brutaldeluxe.fr. Those come from a lot a gentle man who
has kindly sent them to me for free.

There are files from Apple, Creative computing and Softape. Some
others are GR or HGR demos and there are some games too. All recovered
files were put on a disk image (a ProDOS one, I know, that does not
ease life) for your viewing pleasure.

One click away @ http://www.brutaldeluxe.fr/projects/cassettes/other/

Regards,
Antoine