Everything about Apple IIe

🧭 Start here: a 6-step reading path

1. Read the overview: Apple IIeA 5-minute orientation
2. Pick up a classic book: Apple II user's guideThe most-reprinted book on the subject
3. Read the landmark paper: Randomization program for Apple IIe computerCited 21 times
4. Go sideways: Apple IIc PlusA closely related topic
5. Go sideways: Apple IIcA closely related topic

🏆 Landmark papers (most cited)

• Randomization program for Apple IIe computer

  F. Borsini · 1985 · Brain Research Bulletin · 21 citations

• Fast analysis of DNA and protein sequence on Apple IIe: restriction sites search, alignment of short sequence and dot matrix analysis

  Christian Marck · 1986 · Nucleic Acids Research · 9 citations

• A semiautomatic image analyzing system based on an APPLE II or IIe personal computer

  M. Oberholzer, H. Kuhn, H. Christen · 1987 · Virchows Archiv B Cell Pathology Including Molecular Pathology · 7 citations

• An inexpensive computerized enzyme kinetics system based on a Gilford spectrophotometer and an Apple IIe microcomputer

  Lawrence A. Schriefer, William F. Benisek · 1984 · Analytical Biochemistry · 7 citations

• A microcomputer program for simulation of linear compartmental physiological models: computation on Apple IIe

  G. Champarnaud, T. Magot, C. Lutton · 1987 · Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine · 5 citations

• An Investigation of Somatic Anxiety and Intelligence in Children Using the Kaufman-ABC and an Apple IIe Program Measuring Heart Rate

  Alan S. Kaufman, Ben F. Eller, Brooks Applegate · 1990 · Perceptual and Motor Skills · 5 citations

• Interfacing the DIGICO flux-gate spinner magnetometer to an APPLE IIe microcomputer

  P. Tucholka, J. Tessier · 1987 · Geophysical Journal International · 4 citations

• Automated acquisition and analysis of animal behavior data utilizing an Apple IIe

  William H. Frackelton, Lawrence D. Middaugh · 1988 · Physiology & Behavior · 4 citations

📚 Books worth reading

• Apple II user's guideLon Poole · 1981
• Apple IIE Technical Reference (The Apple Technical Library)Apple Computer Inc. · 1987
• 📕Step-by-step programming for the Apple IIePhil Robinson undifferentiated · 1984
• 📕Apple II 80-column text card manualSusan Meade · 1982
• 📕Getting Graphic on the AppleDon Fudge · 1985
• 📕Apple Writer TutorBarry Leshowitz · 1984
• 📕Apple care manualChris Morrison · 1989
• 📕Ingram Kaufman Method of Wisc-R HypothINGRAM KAUFMAN · 1985

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