answer "What Do You Want To Print?" with "Cancel" or "Scroll Bar" or "Card"
if it is "Card" then
doMenu "Print Card"
end if
if it is "Scroll Bar" then
put card field id 128 into PrintThis
visual barn door open to card
go to card "Print Card"
put PrintThis into card field id 1
end if
if it is "Cancel" then
put "Cancel" into it
end if
end mouseUp
-- part contents for card part 128
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SCSI ID NUMBERS
Each SCSI device must have a unique ID number. This number gives the computer a way of identifying devices in a SCSI chain. The number need not conform to the physical location of the device in the SCSI chain. Apple has designated standard SCSI ID numbers for different SCSI devices. These numbers are set for you and you don't have to change the number unless you have two devices of the same type or unless you have non-Apple devices set to a number already in use. The computer's
(Macintosh or Apple II) SCSI ID number is 7. The AppleCD SC SCSI ID number is 3. The Apple internal hard disk's SCSI ID number is 0.
For the Apple II, set the AppleCD SC device SCSI number to 0. Removable media like CD-ROM discs can cause identity problems for other devices in a SCSI chain under ProDOS. By assigning the lowest priority to the AppleCD SC and limiting each SCSI chain to one removable-media device, this problem can be avoided.
Click the SCSI ID switch (#3) on the right for information on setting the SCSI ID number.