You can navigate the menu using the arrow keys. (period) to activate the menu via the keyboard. Click items or subcategories to navigate the menu. If you hover your mouse pointer over the top-left corner of the microM8 window (or screen if in fullscreen mode) the hamburger will appear, and if you click it the menu will appear. This menu also contains options to switch to different machine profiles (eg Apple II+) and format blank floppy disks, functions which are not available via control keys. You can access many microM8 functions from the floppy-disk “hamburger” menu, located in the top left-hand corner of the microM8 window. This menu allows you to access the majority of microM8 functions without having to memorise control-key combinations. If a game doesn’t seem to be responding to keyboard control, press the Caps Lock key and try again. You can use the mouse to control the paddles / joystick, or use a USB gamepad. Otherwise you can press Shift-Control-Backspace to reboot.

If you are at the startup splash screen, the disk will boot automatically. Drop the disk on the left-half of the microM8 window to load the disk into drive 1, the right half for drive 2.

You can also drop disk images on to the window in order to mount them. WOZ) from your local file system in the enhanced CATALOG, place them in this folder. When microM8 is first run, it will create a microM8 folder in your home directory.

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