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Apple II Computer Info

Nothing to be confused about. The following rules are

all you need to know:

1. For IIGS cards that say they don't need the slot set

to "Your Card" (Second Sight, sound cards, accelerator

cards, Visionary GS card come to mind), just plug in

the card and DO NOT set the slot to "Your Card." You

do not lose the built in function associated with the slot.

2. For IIe cards, you plug the card into a slot, set the

slot to "Your Card" and usually lose the built in function

associated with the slot. The exceptions are as follows.

You usually never lose the modem port even with the

slot set to "Your Card" because most IIGS aware comm

software such as ProTERM 3.1 will access the modem

port regardless of the slot setting. On a ROM 3 IIGS,

you do not lose the mouse if slot 4 is set to "Your Card."

Under System 6.0.1, you do not lose the RAM disk if

slot 5 is set to "Your Card."

So, if you have a choice between IIe card and IIGS card

(for example, a IIe Phasor sound card versus a IIGS

Sonic Blaster sound card), choose the IIGS one

because it works without the slot set to "Your Card" so

that you'll never have to give up the built in function of

the slot. If you must use a IIe card, the first choice is

slot 2 because most software can still see the modem

port with slot 2 set to "Your Card" so you keep the

built in function. If you have System 6.0.1, slot 5 is

the second choice, especially if the card you are

plugging in is an enhanced 3.5 disk controller (Blue

Disk or SuperDrive card) because you keep the RAM

disk. However, if you have a ROM 3, slot 4 suddenly

is the first slot you'd choose because you don't lose

the mouse if you set this slot to "Your Card."

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