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THE DOS MANUAL
日本語版APPLE II THE DOS MANUAL

Apple's Disk Operation System was originally designed to divide the diskette into 13 sectors on the circumference and store data on 35 tracks. Therefore, information of about 116 Kbytes with 13 sectors X 35 tracks X 256 bytes was stored. Meanwhile, in DOS 3.3 announced in 1980, the division was changed from 13 sectors to 16 sectors, which increased the capacity by 25% to 143 Kbytes. This manual is a manual of this 16-sector Disk Operation System 3.3. In addition to the basic usage of DOS, explanation of Disk II, the method of file conversion of 13 sectors of the diskette etc. are explained.

The right is the Japanese version of DOS MANUAL. Published February 1983. Apple and Toray partnership July 1980 Elimination of partnership between Apple and Toray 1982 June Apple founded Established in May 1983

Apple Computer relieved distribution to ESD Laboratory after dissolution of alliance with Toray, rent the office for preparation of establishment of Japanese branch in Inoue Publications. It may have reasons for the structure of Japanese side that it took less than three years from the US version to the publication.

English version: published in 1980, 200 pages, A5 version. #A2L0036(030-0115-00) # A2L0036 (030-0115-00).
Japanese version: Apple Computer Company / Japanese version Production: Inoue Publications Co., Ltd. 1983 Published February 1983, page 205, A5 version.


APPLE PLOT

Graph creation program using Apple II graphics function. To operate on 48K memory, Applesoft Basic, in order to operate on Apple II, it is necessary to read Applesoft Basic from Applesoft II Firmware Card or Language System. There are 6 types of charts, such as bar graphs and scatter graphs. A data conversion program is attached, and reading from VisiCalc is enabled. Visicorp's VisiTrend / Plot are the same graph creation software.

Published in 1980, 56 pages, A5 version. #A2L0037(030-0116-00) # A2L0037 (030-0116-00)

 


APPLESOFT TOOL KIT

Program support tool for Applesoft. DOS3.3 It is used with DOS 3.3, add automatic line number creation function, merge function etc. The program resides right under the DOS area on the memory and resets the upper limit (HIMEM) of the address where BASIC can write programs and variables. Therefore, even if BASIC is reset, it is devised so that the command can be used as it is as in DOS.
The photo on the left is the Japanese version, published by Toray Industries, Inc. 1980 Published in 1980. 6502Assembler/Editor It is filed together with 6502Assembler / Editor in a very fine three-hole binder .

Published in 1980, 33 pages, A5 version. #2L0038(030-0113-00) # 2 L0038 (030-0113-00)
Japanese version, published in 1980, page 42, A5 version.


APPLE 6502 ASSEMBLER/EDITOR

An editor, assembler, command interpreter that can be used with Applesoft or Integer Basic. Apple Pascal system The Apple Pascal system has its own editor and assembler and does not use this program. The editor can handle up to 30K source code (1000 to 1500 lines).

The photo on the left is the Japanese version, published by Toray Industries, Inc. Published in 1980.

Published in 1980, 67 pages, A5 version. #A2L0039(030-0112-00) # A2L0039 (030-0112-00)
Japanese version, published in 1980, 85 pages, A5 version.
A special binder of Toray's Apple II Applesoft Tool Kit (1980). It is splendid bounded very similar to the binder of VisiCalc at the time.

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