An extremely rare original Microsoft Softcard system for Apple II installation and operating manual in its 3 Ring Binder. Complete with the System Diskette. Copyright shows 1980, 1982, 1983 Good Condition, (I don’t have the black stickers for labelling drives)

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In 1980. Microsoft began selling a circuit that made it possible to convert an Apple II microcomputer into a machine that contained a Zilog 6080 microprocessor and ran the CP/M -80 operating system. This was called product was called Softcard. This white three-ring binder contains the Installation and operation manual for the Microsoft Softcard System for Apple II. White text reads: "MICROSOFT SOFTCARD System" on front and side; the reverse reads: "Microsoft" in white text. A plastic pocket attached at the back contains an information sheet on the Microsoft EaselBox and square black stickers for labelling drives.