What Finnigan's Apple II User's Guide offers is an intro to any model of the Apple II, from the oldest Integer BASIC models up through the Apple IIGS. He has an appendix that deals with the use of ADT to create disks out of downloaded disk images. He talks about enhancements like GNO/ME for the Apple IIGS. He even deals with getting an The Apple-II Stephen Wozniak Apple Computer Co 20863 Stevens Creek Blvd B3-C Cupertino CA 95014 To me, a personal computer should be small, reli abl e, conven ient to use an d inex­ pensive. The Apple-I, my first video oriented single board computer, was des igned late in 1975 and sold by word of mouth through­ The Mac GUI website, owned and operated by David Finnegan, has released their list of Apple II related books for a bit of spring time reading. This list is a who's who among the Apple II hobby community and really are good reads. According to them, the best Apple II books are: Assembly Lines: The Complete Book -- by Roger Wagner, edited by Chris Torrence - All 33 of Roger Wagner's Assembly You may wish tu supplement this book with other books on 6502 programming. Recommended books include: Randy Hyde, Using 6502 Assembly Language (Northridge, CA: DataMost, 1981); $19.95. Don Inman and Kurt Inman, Apple Machine Language (Reston, VA: Reston Publishing, 1981); $12.95. GETTING STARTED WITH YOUR APPLE II Unpacking Don't throw away the packing material. Save it for the unlikely event that you may need to return your Apple II for warrantee repair. If you bought an Apple II Board only, see hardware section in this manual on how to get started. You should have received the following: 1. Apple II Floppy Controller Manual (pdf) Apple II Programmer's Aid #1 Apple II "Red Book" Reference Manual 30th Anniversary ; Apple II Logic Board Schematic ; Book: Compute! First Book of Apple (8.7mb) Book: The Woz Wonderbook (from DigiBarn) Book: Beneath Apple DOS ; Book: Apple-Seed II Peripheral Cards Book ; Apple //gs. Technical X-REF (Cross-Reference) to Apple II Programming Books (144 pages - PDF original scan) A compilation of the glossaries and indexes from the books and references listed below. It is intended to be a "look here first" book for helping you find the definition to terms used in any of these sources of technical information. In addition, the compiled NEW tells your Apple computer to make way for a new program. Pressing Return tells your Apple to look at what you just typed. Until you press Return, your Apple thinks you're just talking to yourself: press Return here. Now type the following line exactly as you see it, and then press Return: PRINT Press Return here. NEW tells your Apple computer to make way for a new program. Pressing Return tells your Apple to look at what you just typed. Until you press Return, your Apple thinks you're just talking to yourself: press Return here. Now type the following line exactly as you see it, and then press Return: PRINT Press Return here. There are 27 Apple II Books in our collection : Order By : Title - Release Date - Publisher. Date: 1982 Apple Basic Data File Programming. Apple Basic Data File Programming for Apple II. A self teaching guide. Publisher: John Wiley and Sons. Author: LeRoy Finkel, Jerald R.Brown. Feel free to explore and reach out to us directly, as we want to make this site a destination for all looking to recapture the excitement, nostalgia and wonder of the first significant PC---the Apple II. The magazine, programs, and books that Nibble published ar