I can't start up my Apple IIe program by double-clicking its Macintosh icon
- If you're a floppy disk startup person, make sure you started up your
computer from the IIe Startup Disk.
- If you're a hard disk startup person, make sure that you installed the
Apple IIe Card software according to the instructions in Chapter 2.
- Make sure the Apple IIe program is either on a ProDOS floppy disk or on the
Apple IIe partition of your hard disk.
- Try starting up the program from the Apple IIe environment instead.
My Apple IIe program won't start up from the built-in 3.5-inch disk drive
- Make sure you've designated the built-in drive as the startup drive. Use
the SmartPort panel and the "Changing the SmartPort Settings" section in
Chapter 5 to confirm or change 3.5-inch drive configurations.
- Make sure you've set the SmartPort panel correctly so that the drive you've
chosen as your startup drive is slot 5 drive 1.
- Make sure the Startup option in the Slot Configuration panel is set to Scan
or to slot 5.
- Make sure the disk is not copy-protected. Some copy-protected program disks
won't work in a built-in drive. If the disk is copy-protected, try using it
in an external UniDisk 3.5 Drive.
My Apple IIe program won't start up from a UniDisk 3.5 Drive
- Make sure the disk drive is connected correctly to the Macintosh LC. (See
Chapter 1 for instructions.)
- If you are using a UniDisk 3.5 Drive and an Apple 5.25 Drive, make sure the
disk drives are correctly daisy-chained together, with the UniDisk 3.5 Drive
first in the chain. (See Chapter 1 for instructions.)
- Make sure you've designated the UniDisk 3.5 Drive as the startup drive. Use
the SmartPort panel and the "Changing the SmartPort Settings" section in
Chapter 5 to confirm or change 3.5-inch drive configurations.
- Make sure you've set the SmartPort panel correctly so that the drive you've
chosen as your startup drive is slot 5 drive 1.
- Make sure the Startup option in the Slot Configuration panel is set to Scan
or to slot 5.
My Apple IIe program won't start up from an Apple 5.25 Drive
- Make sure the disk drive is a gray Apple 5.25 Drive. (The earlier beige
models are not compatible with the Apple IIe Card.)
- Make sure the disk drive is connected correctly to the Macintosh LC. (See
Chapter 1 for instructions.)
- If you are using a UniDisk 3.5 Drive and an Apple 5.25 Drive, make sure the
disk drives are correctly daisy-chained together, with the UniDisk 3.5 Drive
