Just acquired a Macintosh Plus. I'm very excited about it but am having
trouble getting started. I'll try to be concise but may use incorrect jargon
or otherwise blatantly flaunt my unrivaled ignorance on this topic. Please
bear with me!

It boots and runs well. I'd like to know what OS it is running, if I need
any system discs for it, and generally what programs are compatible with it.
It does not appear to have any programs except for Finder, Scrapbook, and
Calculator. I am mostly interested in word processing, spreadsheets, basic
text documents. Secondary interests include "paint"-type programs and games
(graphical and text-based).

Is the ImageWriter suitable for this computer? Are drivers
necessary/available for this printer? Is ImageWriter II this compatible with
Mac Plus? Which is preferable?

I'm aware that this computer has the ability to be expanded to 4MB RAM. Is
this worth it? Is it necessary for the purposes I intend to use it for?

I'm guessing the upgrade would be necessary for programming, in a language
such as BASIC. What software, if any, would facilitate this? How much memory
is recommended?

My final question: what is the best way to obtain such software, drivers, or
whatever is needed? I have looked around online for such information, but
was unable to find anybody offering diskettes. Are Mac Plus programs
available online to download?

If someone does not have the time to answer my questions, redirecting me to
an appropriate website would do nicely. If anybody has the materials I need,
I would be glad to pay for them. Any information you can give me would be a
great help!

Thanks --RAS

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