Apple 13-0010--001 Manuale Utente

Slot six is the normal location for your first 

controller, so unless you have something which 

conflicts, it is suggested. that you leave your 

system in a “slot six” configuration. (The DOS 

enhancements and associated utilities themselves 

won’t care, hut it will make things easier when 

following these instructions.) Drive one off of 

slot six will be referred to as your system, or 

hoot drive.

Remove all diskettes from your drives, and then 

turn on your system. If your Apple is equipped 

with the autostart feature (most are), your 

system drive (slot six, drive one) should rattle 

a little and then sit there quietly spinning.   

If you do not have the autostart feature, then 

your Apple will simply display an asterisk. (“*”) 

and wait for you to type something. That “some-

thing” should he:

6<CTRL-P><RETURN>

Whenever these instructions need to refer to  

keys (to be typed) which are labelled with more    

than just a single character (such as: A, B, C, 

&, $, etc.), the key label will be enclosed in 

angle brackets. For example, <RETURN> indicates 

that the “RETURN” key should be pressed. Some 

special characters require that one, key he held 

down while another is pressed. For example, 

<CTRL-P> means to hold down the <CTRL> key while 

pressing the ‘P’ key. This is just like holding 

down the <SHIFT> key in order to type “$“.