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• Audio and Music
  ** [[ALAC]] (Apple Lossless Audio Codec) ** [[MP3]] (MPEG-1 / MPEG-2 Audio Layer III)
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• Floppy disk
  * Apple ** [[Apple double-density 3 1/2" disk]]
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• Filesystem
  * [[Apple DOS file system]] (Apple II; see also ProDOS below) * [[Apple File System]] (APFS) (2017 system for Apple devices)
  8 KB (1,030 words) - 23:44, 5 January 2024
• Operating Systems
  * [[Apple I]] * [[Apple II]]
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• Applesoft BASIC tokenized file
  ...ating Point BASIC in 1978, which is the most-used version. The later Apple III Business BASIC was based on Applesoft. ...her, since that would break all the old programs that expected the bug. So Apple users were stuck with the bugs for the whole life of that platform.
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• DBase programming language
  ...latform, but also available for other platforms including [[CP/M]] and the Apple II) included a built-in programming language for creating and accessing dat * [[dBase III]]
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• Binary II
  ...attributes (from any of the various Apple II or III filesystems, such as [[Apple DOS file system|DOS 3.3]] and [[ProDOS file system|ProDOS]]) in a header, a ...m/library/FTN.e08000.htm (text)] · [http://www.1000bit.it/support/manuali/apple/technotes/ftyp/ftn.e0.8000.html (HTML)] · [https://web.archive.org/web/201
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• MacBinary
  ...transmission. It is similar in concept to the [[Binary II]] format for the Apple II. Some other archiving and transfer programs had support for MacBinary bu ...modate changes in the Mac filesystem. (There was a MacBinary II, MacBinary III, and a proposed but little-used MacBinary II+.) Since the release of OS X,
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• Apple II 16 sector disk
  ...rlier 13-sector disks; 6 and 2 encoding would continue to be used in later Apple disk formats) to store the data. A ROM upgrade was necessary for older disk ... used with this format were [[ProDOS file system]] (also used as the Apple III SOS file system) and [[CP/M file system]].
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• GCR encoding
  ...encoding: invented by Steve Wozniak and used in Apple DOS 3.1 and 3.2 on [[Apple II 13 sector disk]]s ...oding: an update to 5 and 3 used on [[Apple II 16 sector disk]]s and later Apple disk formats
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• ProDOS file system
  ...ing systems used the same filesystem, which was different from the earlier Apple II system. The file types marked with a * apply to Apple III only; they are not
  54 KB (6,399 words) - 23:12, 15 September 2016
• Apple SOS
  |[[Apple SOS]] ...th its systems software, though its lack of compatibility with the popular Apple II (you could boot in emulation mode, but it didn't share disk files due to
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• PC-FILE
  ...y many to be one of the "fathers" of shareware. Originally written for the Apple II, PC-FILE was ported to CP/M and then to DOS became popular as it popular ...e from PC-File 3.0 and PC-File/R, that switches to native use of the dBase III file format.
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• Apple II
  |[[Apple II]] ...usiness-oriented [[Apple III]] computer failed to catch on, and thereafter Apple adopted different naming conventions for their computer lines than sticking
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