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From: TheJ <thej@shaw.ca>
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Subject: Re: FloppyEmu now supports 800K disk emulation
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> 
> Forgive my requesting a feature or two found on 'Brand X', but would it be
> possible to implement a real time clock on the Floppy Emu that ProDOS
> could
> use? Of course, the IIGS doesn't need it, but the IIc and IIc+ sure could.
> 
> Also, it might be nice to offer a menu-driven ProDOS program running on
> the
> Apple II that would allow one to change the drive images selected.
> 
> Again, a very dangerous pitch.
> 
> Thanks for considering these things, but regardless, I hope the Floppy Emu
> turns out to be fantastically successful for you.
> 
> 
You could, of course, just add a No Slot Clock to your system(s).
It already exists and has ProDOS drivers.
Just a thought.

TheJ