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From: Rommel Junta <moddkid@gmail.com>
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Thanks Dagen, that link is what I was looking for.

Dagen Brock wrote:
> As for manuals, there are many PDF versions available online.  I would
> start here:
> http://www.1000bit.it/support/manuali/manuali.asp
> (Select "Apple Computer Inc." from the drop-down menu)
> 
> I recommend starting with the Applesoft BASIC manuals, as they provide a
> quick way to start seeing results. 
> 
> If you want to move on from there, I'd go with Assembly language, using a
> compiler like Merlin 8/16+.  There are alternative assemblers, including
> cross compilers that work on modern PCs.  There are also some C compilers.
>