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Wongck: Replaced content with " ==How to get English language?== There is a sub-folder called ENGLISH in the archive.
Just copy all the file in sub-folder ENGLISH over to the main folder and overwrite ..."

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 ==How to get English language?==
 There is a sub-folder called ENGLISH in the archive.<br>
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 When you expand the archive on your hard disk, you will get an EM.170 sub-folder. This is not the desired folder structure but still can be used. You will also see a sub-folder called PAKETE. It contains only a few files here. The *.TAR files are also suppose to be living in this sub-folder.<br>
 If you have downloaded the various TAR files but left it in the EM.170 folder, EasyMint will complain that BASIC.TAR is missing. So just move all your TAR files into the sub-folder PAKETE.

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 ==Why can't it find Basic.tar?==
 Unfortunately the current web distribution of EasyMint comes in several packages and not in a single big archive.
-When you expand the archive on your hard disk, you will get an EM
+When you expand the archive on your hard disk, you will get an EM.170 sub-folder. This is not the desired folder structure but still can be used. You will also see a sub-folder called PAKETE. It contains only a few files here. The *.TAR files are also suppose to be living in this sub-folder.<br>

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 Mac software.  It does all of this while running 20% faster than the
 program would on a MacIntosh Plus and provides you a 30% larger screen area.
 The Spectre GCR is a combination of software (written by Gadgets by Small,
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 software, including the operating system (referred to as System/Finder),
 are also required to round out the package.
 The Spectre software is currently at release Version 3.0.  Gadgets supplies
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 The Version 3.0 update retails for $20.  Version 3.0 supports 15 of the
 K OS releases up to, but not yet including System 7 releases.
 Spectre software supports Mac formatted disks (including formatting your
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 of the other sides of the fence - frustrations like excessive disk access,
 remembering not to remove/change a disk unless the OS tells you to, etc.
 Speaking of changing disks, there are major differences in the operating
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 going to do much with Mac software is one of the reference manuals
 referred to as the MacIntosh Bible.
 If you ask an Apple dealer if a particular piece of software runs on
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 it is probably becuase of copy protection.  Most serious Mac software is
 not copy protected.
 One last note - earlier versions of the emulator exist that were not capable
 of reading Mac disks directly.  It's a capability you will want.
 (Thanks to Shoou-yu Tang (sytang@lamar.colostate.edu) for this info.)
 Spectre GCR is the best availible, you need to obtain a set of 128KB ROM from
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 to run the ST, IBM binary. It's only for file transfer). Or you can use Apple
 File Exchange to read/write ST, IBM disk.
-Syatem 6.0.5 runs fine, system 6.0.6, 6.0.7 runs also. But system 7 will not
+Syatem 6.0.5 runs fine, system 6.0.6, 6.0.7 runs also. But system 7 will not run with it.