Antoine Vignau

(and this is an non-exhaustive list)

You know, when I do not (try to) code on my Apple IIgs, I crack Apple
II software and put explanations on http://www.hackzapple.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=13
....or I purchase Apple II items, mainly French software and tapes for
the two projects I host on brutaldeluxe.fr.

And what I like is when software authors contact me and take time to
discuss about their Apple II life nearly 30 years ago. That was
recently the case with Dann McCreary, the author of Disk-O-Tape, a
software to copy Apple II disks on tape.

I have just updated his page with one message Dann wrote about that
time. I invite you to discover it at http://www.brutaldeluxe.fr/projects/.../dannmccreary/

Long live the Apple II,
Antoine

Jerry

Antoine Vignau <antoine.vignau@laposte.net> writes:

> (and this is an non-exhaustive list)
>
> You know, when I do not (try to) code on my Apple IIgs, I crack Apple
> II software and put explanations on http://www.hackzapple.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=13
> ...or I purchase Apple II items, mainly French software and tapes for
> the two projects I host on brutaldeluxe.fr.
>
> And what I like is when software authors contact me and take time to
> discuss about their Apple II life nearly 30 years ago. That was
> recently the case with Dann McCreary, the author of Disk-O-Tape, a
> software to copy Apple II disks on tape.
>
> I have just updated his page with one message Dann wrote about that
> time. I invite you to discover it at http://www.brutaldeluxe.fr/projects/.../dannmccreary/
>
> Long live the Apple II,
> Antoine

Indeed! Thanks for posting that Antoine.

I too like to read messages like Dan's. They provide more insight into
our history.


--
Jerry awanderin at yahoo dot ca

Brian

I really enjoy reading stuff like this. I sometimes get messages from
the original programmers of the Apple II software I review on youtube
and it really makes my day I agree wholeheartedly with Dann, you
are doing a great service Antoine. Thanks for sharing.

Antoine Vignau

Thanks for your messages, guys.
Do you know where my tape of Disk-O-Tape (Pascal version) is? I cannot
find it, grrr!
antoine

Moose

On Dec 15, 9:11*am, Antoine Vignau <antoine.vig...@laposte.net> wrote:
> (and this is an non-exhaustive list)
>
> You know, when I do not (try to) code on my Apple IIgs, I crack Apple
> II software and put explanations onhttp://www.hackzapple.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=13
> ...or I purchase Apple II items, mainly French software and tapes for
> the two projects I host on brutaldeluxe.fr.
>
> And what I like is when software authors contact me and take time to
> discuss about their Apple II life nearly 30 years ago. That was
> recently the case with Dann McCreary, the author of Disk-O-Tape, a
> software to copy Apple II disks on tape.
>
> I have just updated his page with one message Dann wrote about that
> time. I invite you to discover it athttp://www.brutaldeluxe.fr/projects/cassettes/dannmccreary/
>
> Long live the Apple II,
> Antoine

Thanks for posting this Antoine. Dann is sure such a nice guy - a
very interesting read. Would definitely like to read more.