File:Apple II Technical Note IIc 1 Mouse Differences on IIe and IIc.pdf
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[edit | edit source]Apple II Technical Note Apple IIc #1, Mouse Differences on IIe and IIc, revised by Cameron Birse (February 1986) and Matt Deatherage (November 1988), 2 pages. Explains that the Apple IIe mouse card has its own microprocessor that polls the mouse, while the Apple IIc has no card processor and takes mouse data by interrupting the main processor, and what that means for programs. Cited on Apple Mouse IIe. Described on Apple II Technical Note IIc 1: Mouse Differences on IIe and IIc.
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[edit | edit source]https://archive.org/details/IIc_2523001_Mouse_Differences (retrieved 2026-09-30)
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[edit | edit source]Apple Computer, Inc., Developer Technical Support
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