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Re: Converting an Apple IIe disk to pc or mac format
- Subject: Re: Converting an Apple IIe disk to pc or mac format
- From: Frank Hahn <fhahn@yahoo.com.invalid>
- Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2001 03:10:04 -0000
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On Mon, 17 Sep 2001 20:57:24 -0400, Ben <none@none.moc> wrote:
> Hi all, I need to convert some data on an AppleIIe disk to a mac or
> pc. Has anyone done this before, are there any easy solutions to this
> problem
>
If you are just wanting to convert the entire disk for use with an
emulator, then the program called ADT (Apple Disk Transfer) is what
you need. There is a program that runs on the Apple side and a
program that runs on the PC side (many versions, DOS, MS Windows, and
Linux, I believe).
If there is data (AppleWorks SS, DB, WP) that you want to convert for
use with a program on the Mac or PC, then you need to locate the
CrossWorks program. I believe that it has been released so that it
can be used without any restrictions. It use to be commercial.
I believe that Mr. Charles Turley has a copy on his web site. Maybe a
search of http://groups.google.com will help find it. Maybe
http://www.google.com will also help.
Either way, you will need to have the appropriate hardware and cable.
If you have a Super Serial card, you need either a straight through
serial cable or null modem cable depending on how the jumper block on
the Super Serial card is set.
--
Frank Hahn
Great minds run in great circles.