Apple IIe Card - Manual (Page 155)

My Apple IIe program won’t work correctly
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If the program is on a hard disk, try running it from its original floppy
disk instead.
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Consult the program’s manual for any required slot assignments, and
then change the appropriate slot settings in the Option Panel to
correspond to the required slot assignments. (Some programs require
Apple IIe cards to be in specific slots and will not work if those cards
are not installed in the appropriate slots.)
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If the program runs correctly on an Apple IIe computer, but not on
the Macintosh LC with an Apple IIe Card, make sure the Option Panel
Slot Configuration settings are consistent with the slot assignments in
the Apple IIe computer.
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Change the Speed setting to Normal in the General Controls panel.
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Change the Type Ahead setting to Off in the General Controls panel.
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Move the Clock Card to a Spare Card slot in the Slot Configuration
panel.
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Move the Memory Card to a Spare Card slot in the Slot Configuration
panel.
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Move all other unnecessary cards to Spare Card slots in the Slot
Configuration panel.
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Some programs don’t work well with both the joystick and the mouse
installed. If you have a joystick connected, try disconnecting it.
My Apple IIe program can’t open an Apple IIe file
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If you ever opened the Apple IIe file with a Macintosh program, the
file may have been converted to a Macintosh format. Try opening a
backup copy of the file.
Problems running an
Apple IIe program
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