Apple IIe Card - Manual (Page 56)

save your work on a floppy disk before restarting.)
The settings don't work after I connect a new device
- Connecting a new device to your Apple IIe can cause all the Option Panel
settings to change. Open the Option Panel and change them back again.
IIe Startup tells me there's not enough memory for the Memory Expansion Card
- Increase the current memory size for the IIe Startup program. In the
Macintosh environment, select the IIe Startup icon, choose Get Info from the
File menu, and check the current memory size. To calculate the correct memory
size, take the number you want to put in the Memory Card and add 350 to it.
(See "Changing the Memory Expansion Card Size" in Chapter 5 for
instructions.)
- Quit any Macintosh programs you are running.
- Open the Option Panel and reduce the size allocated to the Memory Expansion
Card.
The IIe Startup Disk complains that it can't create the IIe Prefs file
- If you started up from the IIe Startup Disk, make sure the disk is
unlocked.
After launching IIe Startup, my screen displays blocks of different colors or
shades
- This display of colors or shades is the Apple IIe Self-Test. To quit the
self-test and enter the Apple IIe environment, press Command-Control-Reset.
I get a message telling me to turn off 32-bit addressing
- Turn off 32-bit addressing in the Memory control panel in the Macintosh
environment.
I get a message telling me that file sharing is enabled
- Turn off file sharing in the Sharing Setup control panel in the Macintosh
environment.
Problems Starting Up an Apple IIe Program
I can't start up my Apple IIe program
- Make sure the disk you're using is the correct program disk.
- Make sure the Apple IIe disk you want to start up from is an Apple IIe
startup disk. The disk should contain the appropriate operating system files
to allow the program to start. (See the manual that came with the program you
want to run for more information.)
- Make sure you've set the startup slot correctly in the Slots portion of the
Option Panel.
- Check the SmartPort portion of the Option Panel to make sure you have the
disk drives in the correct slots.