Yo Ho Ho And A Packet Of Disks

I sometimes describe A-Max as the only useful productivity tool for the Amiga Mac owners will agree with me when I say that Macintosh applications are incomparably better than their Amiga counterparts, However  due to suppression of the source of 128K ROMs by a certain computer mega-corporation named after a piece of dead plant  the future of this marvellous product looks slightly less certain than Melbourne hosting the 1996 Olympic Games.

There exists a software patch which will allow you to [illegally] run the
emulator using a ROM image file on disk  however  if you wish to use a Mac
drive with the A-Max cartridge  you must have ROMs or EPROMs in the ROM
sockets Problem No Simply insert two blank 27512 64K x 8 EPROMs in the ROM sockets.

The above procedure is wholly illegal and the author is not explicitly
condoning nor advocating the practise. I personally own original Apple 128K ROMs purchased before the great ROM drought[0;32m).[0;37m The above information is supplied for interest sake only.