Retro Computing Roundtable: The First 100 Episodes

Panelists: Earl Evans (hosting), Paul Hagstrom, Michael Mulhern, and Jack Nutting Host's Topic: Let’s Kickstart Something There are plenty of modern-day add ons for our beloved retro computers. Virtual disk drives tend to top the list, followed by network devic es. But what’s missing? Namely, what modern-day add on do you wish was out there for your favorite micro, but isn’t? Carte Blanche II FPGA card Ni shida Radio's UNISDISK Air Retro Computing News: Steven Spielberg’s father, Arnold Spielberg, designed the GE-225 mainframe used to create Dartmouth BASIC Chuck Peddle (hello!) started off on a GE-225 Welcome to the great Atari reboot “The Bletchley Girls” book Colossus veteran recalls end of war in Europe Softalk magazine on the Internet Archive Softalk Apple Project Oxford chaps solve 1982 Sinclair music problem ZX Spectrum over at “Lego Ideas” Chris McVeigh Powerpig site Codes That Changed The World, available as a podcast Vintage Computer Commercial: TI-99/4A $100 Rebate commercial Retro Computing Gift Idea: Atari joystick bubble gum tin Auction Picks: Earl: Two DEC VAX 11/750's with Disks, Mag Tape, RX01, Ethernet, Software & Spares Jack: 1977 Tandy/Radio Shack Science Fair Digital Computer Michael: Fortran for DOS Paul: VT100 terminal with add-on card Paul: TRS-80 Model 100 bundle with printer Paul: Apple M0100 mouse, original color Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link Show audio files hosted by CyberEars Listen/Download:

Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Jack Nutting, and Carrington Vanston Host's Topic: Choices of a New Generation Host’s Topic: There has been much discussion lately among retro enthusiasts about introducing the “next generation” (i.e. our kids) to the com puters and software of our youth. If the machines we love are going to live on after we die, it will have to be in the hands of people who never had them growing up, and therefore have no real nostalgia for them. My question is this: What were your parents nostalgic for, that they tried to instill in you a nostalgia for? Did it work? Retro Computing News: ESA deems modding retro games for preservation is illegal Jimmy Maher on t he “68000 wars” 1st half 2nd half 3rd half The Future Was Here Wander (1974), lost mainframe game found Wander source code Terry Winograd’s SHRDLU Kaboom! game released for Apple IIgs George at InfoAge/VCF East X VCF SE 3.0 Steve Furber on Computerphile, designing the ARM The Path toward ARM and BBC B Vintage Computer Commercial: IBM 5100 Retro Computing Gift Idea: Retrory memory game Auction Picks: Carrington: Stratos SE/30 Dual Slot PDS Adapter Jack: “Atari-style” USB joystick with blue LED lighting effects Paul: Apple-Vision Source Paul: Letter from Bruce Tognazzini Paul: Three-Dimensional Microcomputer Graphics Scan of what appears to be this manual Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link Show audio files hosted by CyberEars Listen/Download:

Panelists: Jack Nutting (hosting), Earl Evans, Paul Hagstrom, and Michael Mulhern Host's Topic: Programming tools One of the things we like to do with old computers is program them. With modern computers, running editors and emulators, we can do some things a lot more easily than we could when dealing directly with the classic machines. Do you have any favorite tools and tips for doing this sort of thing? Retro Computing News: Apple2BuildPipeline WUDSN cc65 OCM - Oldenburger Computer Museum The PiDP-8/I - Recreating the 1968 PDP-8/I Restoration of a PDP-11/04, running CAPS-11 operating system and BASIC, loading from cassette tape video How to turn your whole car into a vintage driving game Matt Parker: The Imitation Archive - a teaser talk announcement, with photo 8088MPH demo on IBM PC French Touch demos on Apple II Moleman 2 movie KansasFest 2015 VCF East X Guru Meditation team gets their Amigas ready VCF SE 3.0 OzKfest ANTIC interviews Al Alcorn Turing Notebook controversy over the UK granting of export licence Apple II Watch Designing an Apple II on an Arduino Uno Vintage Computer Commercial: Alan Alda on typing and Atari Retro Computing Gift Idea: Retro classic computer mug Auction Picks: Earl: Electronika BK0010-01 PDP-11 compatible Earl: Microsoft FoxPro 2.6 for MS-DOS Jack: Vintage Retro Computer Bookends Michael: Atari belt buckle Michael: Atari cap Michael: Battlezone button Paul: Commodore Power Monitor Paul: IBM 5155 Paul: Amdek Color-I Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link Show audio files hosted by CyberEars Listen/Download:

Panelists: Carrington Vanston (hosting), Paul Hagstrom, and Jack Nutting Host's Topic: Teaching Old Data New Tricks Host’s Topic: What can/should/do you do with the data you find on newly acquired vintage computers? Retro Computing News: The Magnavox Odyssey on What’s My Line? Jeff Minter v. zombie Atari re: Tempest Do ctor Who, Prime Computer ads 12-minute Mandelbrot: fractals on an IBM 1401 mainframe Ready Player one picked up Chris Osborne assembles MC-10 128K RAM kit How One Man Invented the Console Adventure Game The Interface Experience: Forty Years of Personal Computing Vintage Computer Commercial: Prime Computer Retro Computing Gift Idea: Retrode 2 USB game cart adaptor Auction Picks: Carrington: Bob Bishop’s Dung Beetles for Apple II (sealed) Carrington: TRS-80 Mega Bug cartridge for Tandy CoCo Jack: An incredibly clean and shiny Atari 800XL plus printer and disk drive Paul: Laser 200 set Paul: Coco 2 x2, box, cartridges Paul: Some cables, from clean sale, to be delivered someday Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link Show audio files hosted by CyberEars Listen/Download:

Panelists: Michael Mulhurn (hosting), Paul Hagstrom, and Jack Nutting Host's Topic: Printers, with Lasers Host’s Topic: 30 years ago HP and Apple released their first Laser printers, both based on a Canon engine. When did you first use a laser printer instead of an impact or thermal printer? What was the drove you to use lasers, and how hard/easy were they to use? How Steve Jobs helped launch the desktop publishing revolution Senator Obama on Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me Retro Computing News: Warren Robinett (Adventure) and Howard Scott Warshaw (Yars Revenge) postmortems at GDC Kickstarter: Newly molded Commodore 64c cases from original molds Ancient Atari goodies from Videogame History Museum BBC Micro Bit BBC Micro Bit and Colossus the original BBC Micro Al Lowe, one Sierra history [Digitized VHS marketing tapes] ComputerLand Business Computing System Apple 1988 marketing video: The Mainstreet Workgroup Apple 1988 marketing video: The Macintosh Advantage Apple 1988 marketing video: Hambrecht & Quist ComputerLand/Apple “Moving Up” Vintage Computer Commercial: ComputerLand/Apple “Moving Up” Retro Computing Gift Idea: ZX Spectrum Keyboard Auction Picks: Jack: Atari trackball controller “for parts” Michael: Witty Mouse Michael: Sinclair QL Tool Kit Michael: //c Playing Cards Paul: Broken Apple Cats Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link Show audio files hosted by CyberEars Listen/Download:

Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Earl Evans, and Carrington Vanston Host's Topic: The gear left behind outweighs the needs of the few, or the one There will come a time when whatever we have in our collection becomes somebody else’s responsibility. What shou ld we be doing? Those of us collecting now have certainly all seen this happen, when we pick up piles of treasure from someone clearing out dearly departed grampa’s incomprehensible stuff from the attic, or from the lady down the street who did Apples in her garage. Is there a time to downsize? In formation to write down for others? Are there organizations to contact for assistance, or should there be? Retro Computing News: John Carmack teaches his kids program ming on an Apple IIc Like kung fu training in the primitive wilderness Cargo-Bot for iOS PDP8 emulator in progress for iPad (Codea/Lua) Sir Clive Sinclair unimpressed with modern computing The machines that defined British computing John Von Neumann documentary Inventive Britain stamp, Colossus IMAGEDISK 22DISK Vintage Computer Commercial: 1981 Magnavox Odyssey2 Dimension PBX computer at Wisconsin Telephone Retro Computing Gift Idea: 8080 Octal Code Card Auction Picks: Carrington: The Journey Inside: The Computer Intel Education Kit About The Journey Inside: The Computer kits Carrington: Complete Set of Apple II and Macintosh Technical Notes Carrington: Every Sinclair brand ZX81 software title Earl: Oak Technology VGA Monitor Adapter for XT/AT Paul: Best of Creative Computing vol. 1 May/June 1975 Creative Computing at archive.org Dave Haynie and Amiga 2000 Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link Show audio files hosted by CyberEars Listen/Download:

Panelists: Jack Nutting (hosting), Earl Evans, Ken Gagne, Paul Hagstrom, and Carrington Vanston Host's Topic: Radio Shack Memories Radio Shack has filed for bankruptcy, and we take this opportunity to talk about times when their history and ours coincided. < p>Retro Computing News: Radio shack store closure list Adios Radio Shack photo(shop) The original 1978 source code of Microsoft BASIC for 6502 Analysis of Microsoft BASIC source code 16 pieces of classic software whose code is now accessible Atari Christmas 1981 internal video WITCH-E project RCR #39 Two tonne Witch computer gets reactivated Raspberry Pi 2 PiPlay A2SERVER, etc. BBC: How much is a retro-computer worth? Commodore 65 sold for $22,862 on eBay DiscoRunner BASIC interpreter Underworld Ascendant Orion Trail Oregon Trail movie trailer KansasFest 2015 Voltera circuit board printer OSH Park Snap Circuits Asteroids: Outpost Vintage Computer Commercial: TRS Model III Retro Computing Gift Idea: New Radio Shack Robotics Starter Kit Auction Picks: Carrington: Very white Apple IIc on eBay Carrington: Enchanter Trilogy for Apple II Carrington: Apple II wall mount, maybe, sorta Paul: Curated TRS-80 collection Paul: TRS-80 Model 4P, b/w screen Paul: TRS-80 Model 4P, green screen Paul: Model 100 bar code reader Earl: Radio Shack Tandy TRS-80 Model 1 Home Computer Includes Expansion Bay & Printer Ken: GoldenEye soap Jack: Vintage Radio Shack 150-in-1 electronics kit Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link Show audio files hosted by CyberEars Listen/Download:

Panelists: Earl Evans (hosting), Ken Gagne, Paul Hagstrom, Michael Mulhern, Jack Nutting, and Carrington Vanston Host's Topic: Are we cheating cheaters? Flash storage devices, Internet modems, multi-cartridges with entire software libraries, super RAM add-ons, LC D flat panels - what’s so retro about all that? Retro Computing News: Alan Turing’s hidden manuscripts to be auctioned New CD by Tony Longworth “Have You Played Atari Today?” Loading BASIC onto an Altair from paper tape 6502 Home Computer - A home built MOS 6502 based microcomputer system Bob Bishop's computer — saved! Google’s “DeepMind” AI dominates old Atari games The untold story of the invention of the game cartridge Retrochallenge 2015/01 Michael Sternberg’s Structris port MMPHOSIS and Apple II VBL Bob Bishop, “Have an Apple Split” Softalk, Oct 1982 TUAW closing OzKfest 2015 Statisfaction, Apple II and football stats CoCoFest Vintage Computer Commercial: John Cleese, comparing Compaq Portable II to a 22-pound fish Retro Computing Gift Idea: Captain Jules's Useless Box Auction Picks: Carrington: Sealed Might & Magic II (B&W version) for Mac Carrington: Sealed Macwars for 128K Mac Paul: Macintosh Portable Michael: John Madden (American) Football for the Amiga Earl: Machine Language Monitor Cartridge for Commodore VIC-20 Earl: Hasbro Think-a-Tron Ken: Virtual Boy Jack: Indus GT disk drive Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link Show audio files hosted by CyberEars Listen/Download:

Panelists: Michael Mulhern (hosting), Ken Gagne (eventually), Paul Hagstrom, Jack Nutting, and Carrington Vanston Host's Topic: Books! Books! Do we need them for our retro addiction hobby? Are PDFs better, or do you prefer dead tree flesh? How do you store and us e them? Can you have too many? (No! I need more books) Reprints, new editions, or are you after the 30+ year old originals? And what are the best places to get even more? Retro Computing News: AmigaOS Commodore at the CES … thirty years ago Happy 40th Birthday 8080! MS-DOS games on archive.org Modern slim take on the original Mac design Video o f Curved Mac Dial-up Internet is Dead Dial-up plans in the US FoxValley plans Commodore Vegas Expo (CommVEX) v11, July 2015, Las Vegas You Are Now Earthbound convention in Tucson July 18–19 Buy Earthbound ANSI parallax scrolling Sinclair Spectrum Vega manufacturing site selected Local news report on the selection Spectrum Vega Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign Tasword Two the movie Commodore 64, world record sales PAX East (featuring Ken’s “Reboot Your Roots” panel) AGD Interactive versions of King’s Quest games Apple Graphics & Arcade Design book SIO2SD for Atari 8-bit Vintage Computer Commercial: Microbee Retro Computing Gift Idea: Red Shirt Eau de Toilette Auction Picks: Carrington: MAC: Mechanical Analog Computer for flight simulation Carrington: Sealed NES Stadium Events NES Stadium Events found at a yard sale Paul: ??????????? ?? (Electronica) BK-0010-01, PDP-11 compatible Russian home computer Paul: TRS-80 I/III/CoCo Plug’n Power controller More complete, pricier controller auction Michael: Commodore C16 Another C16 auction in US Jack: Boy Scouts of America Computer-Knowledge badge Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link Show audio files hosted by CyberEars Listen/Download:

Panelists: Carrington Vanston (hosting), Ken Gagne, Paul Hagstrom, Michael Mulhern, and Jack Nutting Host's Topic: Retro Resolutions: Looking Forward To Looking Backward Each new year brings a fresh opportunity to fail at something you love. Do you have any retro computing goals for the coming year? Projects to start, programs to write, events to attend, bugs to de-bug? What do you hope to have accomplished retro-wise by this time next year? Retro Computing News: 6502 em ulator written in LISP Port of Quake to an oscilloscope article about VALDOCS and Rising Star HP-25C/-21/-33c hardware emulation (kit/assembled) Demo of HP-25C assembled kit RCSRI Restores a Cray: Retro-Computing Society of Rhode Island Cray restoration write-up RetroChallenge 2015/01 C64 BASIC ROM dissassembled Luminaries we lost in 2014 Atari Fit Photo Tour of Bletchly Park EEVBlog Lisa 2 teardown It Came from the Desert for Amiga Retro Shadowgate Doomed: The Embers of Amiga FPS (mini-documentary) HighRetroGamelord89 Vintage Computer Commercial: How to get your dad online ... in 1994 Retro Computing Gift Idea: Floppy Disk Pillow Auction Picks: Carrington: Captain Goodnight for Apple II Michael: Rocky Horror Show game for C64 Paul: THINK Pad Paul: Olivetti P602 Ken: ThunderChopper! Jack: Axlon “Andy” Robot Paul: Axlon Datalink terminal Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link Show audio files hosted by CyberEars Listen/Download:

Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Earl Evans and Michael Mulhern Host's Topic: Downsizing You’ve got the downsizing bug. You used to have spare room and money. And now you don't have either. What to do? How to prioritize? Where does it go? How did we get into this mess? Will you ever get to using X anyway? Retro Computing News: Laser 128 had a 2-slot expansion chassis Isolated from 1999 to 2006 with only a 486 Woz in Oz Apple-1 computer sale $365,000 Assembly Lines Carte Blanche II coming Dr. Dobbs closing down Altair 8800 retrospective: Developing the Concept of the Personal Computer The Birth of the Microprocessor PCs That Paved the Way for the Altair Softalk for the IBM PC Vintage Computer Commercial: IBM PS/2 commercial with MAS*H cast Retro Computing Gift Idea: I.O. Silver for iOS (and soon for Android) Auction Picks: Earl: IBM PS/2 Model 70 Paul: No-slot clock Alt: HP 9000/236 Michael: Microbee Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link Show audio files hosted by CyberEars Listen/Download:

Panelists: Michael Mulhern (hosting), Paul Hagstrom and Jack Nutting. Host's Topic: Milestones of 1988-1989 Retro Computing News: EDSAC display at The National Museum of Computing How ENIAC was rescued from the scrap heap How Three Men and a Bar Launched the Video Game Industry Apple co-founder Ron Wayne to auction early Apple documents Sinclair ZX Spectrum Vega German traffic light lets you play Pong with the person across the street Vintage Computer Commercial: Sinclair ZX Spectrum 128K Atari 1988: The Fun Is Back Retro Computing Gift Idea: Build-On Brick Mug Auction Picks: Michael: Alice Paul: SimCity Mac Steve: Atari belt buckle Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link Show audio files hosted by CyberEars Listen/Download:

Panelists: Earl Evans (hosting), Paul Hagstrom, Michael Mulhern, Jack Nutting, and Ben Heckendorn a.k.a. "Ben Heck" Host's Topic: Special Guest Ben Heck Topics Covered: Ben Heck: BenH eck.com The Ben Heck Show Twitter: @benheck Apple-1 build, part 1 Apple-1 build, part 2 Apple-1 build, part 3 Atari 800 laptop ZX Spectrum, part 1 ZX Spectrum, part 2 ZX Spectrum, part 3 Briel Computers Replica 1 PS2 vs. PS/2 6502.org Element14 Parallax Propeller Update on Atari landfill cartridges Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link Show audio files hosted by CyberEars Listen/Download:

Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Earl Evans, Michael Mulhern, and Jack Nutting Host's Topic: Milestones of 1987 Retro Computing News: Bil Herd on the Amp Hour The History of Muse Software The Birth of Visual Basic EDSAC passes half-way infrastructure milestone The Internet Arcade Woz still thinks about the Apple II ABBUC Competitions 2014: AtariAge: ABBUC Software Competition Results AtariAge: ABBUC Hardware Competition Results Reformation C64 track remakes by Matt Gray The Sixth Stage of Grief is Retro-Computing 6502 Assembly for the Atari 2600 Øredev Conference Vintage Computer Commercial: 1987 Atari XE commercial Retro Computing Gift Idea: Apple cufflinks Commodore cufflinks Auction Picks: Earl: Massive Atari 800XL Collection Paul: NeXTstation Turbo Color Michael: SoftStrip Jack: Atari XEGS Alt: Atari brochure catalog including 1450XLD Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link Show audio files hosted by CyberEars Listen/Download:

Panelists: Carrington Vanston (hosting), Paul Hagstrom, Michael Mulhern and Earl Evans Host's Topic: Milestones of 1986 Retro Computing News: Terminal Madness: 1980 Documentary A bout Personal Computers T.P.U.G. at Startbucks Kickstarter Amiga Commpendium Xerox Alto Source Code released Archive Archive walk-through Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak joins UTS When Women Stopped Coding Early Computers: 8-bit Vintage Text Editor for iOS Vintage Computer Commercial: Macintosh Plus: Crocodiles Retro Computing Gift Idea: ZX Spectrum mug Auction Picks: Carrington: Apple Service part: Macintosh SE/30 logic board Paul: NEC PC 8201A Alt: Bell Telephone Labs synthesized speech on vinyl Alt: TRS-80 power controller Michael: The original iPhone by Infogear Technology Corp Earl: Texas Instruments Home Computer Editor Assembler Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link Show audio files hosted by CyberEars Listen/Download:

Panelists: Earl Evans (hosting), Paul Hagstrom, Michael Mulhern and Ken Gagne Host's Topic: Milestones of 1985 Retro Computing News: KIM Uno: a $10 remake of the KIM-1 CBM prg Studio Version 3.1.0 released Restoration of Habitat, a C64 online game RadioShack's plummeting profits TNMOC were donated a Mystery Item Computer History Museum makes CP/M source code available Vintage Computer Commercial: Commodore 128 vs. the Apple IIc Retro Computing Gift Idea: The Micromite Companion Auction Picks: Ken: Apple II/IIGS software lot Paul: OCC-1 Related: Ad for OCC-1 magnifying lens Alt: Hypercard 2.0 shoelaces More Alt: CoCo 2 lot The Altest: VIC-20 lot Michael: 3.5" Disk Notcher Earl: TRS-80 Model 4 Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link Show audio files hosted by CyberEars Listen/Download:

Panelists: Michael Mulhern, (hosting), Earl Evans, Carrington Vanston, David Greelish, and Jeff Salzman Host's Topic: Milestones of 1984 Retro Computing News: Amiga Book kickstarter Wasteland 2 explodes onto the gaming scene like a blood sausage Destiny is dull; play Marathon inst ead Marathon: Rubicon X History of Personal Computing podcast Does your ancient computer belong in a museum? Computability: 1984 instructional VHS tape Block H: 70th anniversary of first purpose-built computer centre Vintage Computer Commercial: 1984. Yes, that Macintosh ad Retro Computing Gift Idea: The Trouble with Tribbles Auction Picks: Carrington: Power Mac G4 mirrored doors Alt: Macintosh Centris 660AV Earl: Online 101 Telic Alcatel Alt: 6 inch silicon wafer Michael: Sideways David: Rare Compaq XT Deskpro Jeff: MSX MX-10 CASIO Personal Computer Console Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link Show audio files hosted by CyberEars Listen/Download:

Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Michael Mulhern and Mike Whalen Host's Topic: Milestones of 1983 Retro Computing News: Which Apple II, if you can only have one? Why didn't 6502 computers get faster? History of Personal Computing podcast Newly discovered Apple I up for auction Chris Osborne on using modems without a land line Level 29: The BBS Macworld Magazine is no more OzKfest dates announced: April 17-19 2015 OzKfest Retro Computing Gift Idea: Lode Runner shirt Auction Picks: Paul: Aquarius 32K! cart Alt: Jupiter Ace, with 16K Michael: Windows v1.0 Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link Show audio files hosted by CyberEars Listen/Download:

Panelists: Earl Evans (hosting), Paul Hagstrom, Michael Mulhern, and Steven Weyhrich Host's Topic: Milestones of 1982 Retro Computing News: The Australian Apple Review Punchcard simulator Michael:Xerox PARC & Apple myth/legend Videos from CommVex 2014 Spectrogram of a dial-up modem handshake AT&T "You Will" series Wikipedia: You Will commercials Vintage Computer Commercial: 1987 Software City Leading Edge Model D PC Retro Computing Gift Idea: Micromite Micromite companion Auction Picks: Earl: PDT 11 Console and Digital Equipment Writer Paul: CoCo 2, Model 100, etc Alt: Atari 810 label Michael: 1986 Vtech Laser One Thermal Printer Steve: Franklin ACE 1000 Alt: TRS-80 Model 16 service manual Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link Show audio files hosted by CyberEars Listen/Download:

Panelists: Carrington Vanston (hosting), Earl Evans, Paul Hagstrom, and Michael Mulhern Host's Topic: Milestones of 1981 Retro Computing News: Ted Nelson vs. skeptical i nterviewer SpeccyJam panel announced SpeccyJam: Aug 29 to Sep 5, 2014 IBM Simon: The "smart phone" turns 20? Living Computer Museum's Vintage Computer Faire Douglas Adams' "Hyperland" documentary SerialTCP for Mac Cray Research: A Story of the Supercomputer Documentary: Cray Research at Chippewa Falls Seymour Cray playlist P112 Single Board Computer kits available Level 29: BBS running on an Apple IIgs Mainframe computer arrives at Queen Mary College, University of London, 1968 Origins of the "X"button to close GUI windows Vintage Computer Commercial: IBM Personal Computer: "coming soon" Retro Computing Gift Idea: Apple rainbow logo static stickers Lots also available on eBay Auction Picks: Earl: SD2Cart-FL interface + Fastload Paul: IBM 5155 Alt: Anderson Jacobson acoustic coupler Alt: Grantasaurus Rex for PDP-11 Michael: Apple II with gorgeous extras Carrington: Polly: Apple IIe keyboard to IIc motherboard adapter Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link Show audio files hosted by CyberEars Listen/Download: