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ADT via direct modem connection
- Subject: ADT via direct modem connection
- From: Seonho Choi <schoi004@typhoon.ocis.temple.edu>
- Date: 10 Sep 2001 16:13:47 GMT
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Temple University
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If it is possible to have direct modem connection between two computers
(especially between iMac and Apple IIe), is it possible to run ADT
between them? Current version of ADT's does not provide any way to issue
ATX3D or ATA command. I can think of two ways of approach.
1. Modify MacADT and ADT to accomodate these two commands. Unfortunately,
I don't have enough potential for this.
2. Somehow, using telecom programs, make the two modems connect each
other. Quit telecom programs without hang-up on both computers so that
the connection between the two modems are still established. Then
start MacADT and ADT on both sides. If this can be done, I believe,
MacADT and ADT won't notice any difference between direct connection
between serial ports and connection via modems.
If my idea #2 can be done without too much hassle, it would solve lots of
my problems in transferring files to Apple IIe. I have an iMac and up to
now (maybe even in the near future), there has been no way to use ADT.
--
Seonho Choi
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