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Sara is an Apple /// Emulator for the Macintosh.

In fact, Sara is the only Apple /// emulator available for the Macintosh, or any computer platform!

The current version of Sara is 0.5.0, released on May 4, 2008.

Best of all, it's FREE!

Note: Sara is still under development. These versions are extremely preliminary. They don't completely work yet. But they should give you a good idea of what I'm working on. And I'm looking for suggestions as to how to implement the user interface. So now's a good time to take a look at what I have so far.

If you would, please take a look at some of my other programs, most are shareware, and all are for the Macintosh.

Sara Version 0.4.0 can be downloaded.

You'll need a copy of the Apple /// ROM file, there's a file located at ftp://ftp.apple.asimov.net/pub/apple_II/unsorted/Apple3ROM.bin

Be sure to rename the ROM file back to ROM after unstuffing it.

They also have quite a few disk images available, such as:
Business Basic
Apple /// Confidence Tester
Apple /// Diagnostics
Three EZ Pieces Disk 1
Three EZ Pieces Disk 2
SOS 1.1 System Utilities
SOS 1.3 System Utilities
Apple /// System Demo
SOS System Utilities Data
Apple ][ Emulation Disk

Take a look at ftp://ftp.apple.asimov.net/pub/apple_II/unsorted/ for more disk images.

Visit My Apple /// Page

Apple ][ Disk Reader

Need a way to transfer Apple ][ disks to the Macintosh as a disk image? take a look at my little Apple ][ Disk Reader program.

All you need is an Apple ][ with a serial card (or an Apple /// in ][ emulation mode) and a cable to connect to your Macintosh with a serial port.

Included is a short AppleSoft program to type into the Apple ][, and the corresponding program on the Macintosh side.

It reads an entire disk, and sends it over the serial link to the Macintosh, which stores it as a Dos Ordered disk image file, ready for use with most emulators (including Sara).

Apple ][ Disk Reader can be downloaded.

If you're interested in emulators for the Macintosh, then you'll certainly want to check out www.emulation.net, as they have links to all of 'em!

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