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You Can Now Run MS-DOS Applications on the Apple IIe

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Seth Kushniryk has successfully ported MS-DOS 2.0 to run on an Apple IIe with a compatible co-processor card, allowing users to execute MS-DOS applications on this classic computer. This achievement is significant for content creators and retro computing enthusiasts who can now access both Apple II and DOS software on the same machine, albeit with some limitations due to hardware constraints.

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