Re: Apple //c > PC

["Simon Biber" <xbiber@bigpond.net.au>]

If you want to transfer disk images directly onto a disk in the Apple II,
then using ADT (Apple Disk Transfer) would be the way to go. It includes the
software which runs on the Apple II side, which is transferred through the
null-modem as well.

If you want to transfer individual files, or archives you've downloaded like
BXY or SHK or SDK files, then you will need a communications program. ZLink
and Agate are two that I've tried. You can download disk images of them and
transfer using ADT -- at least, that's what I did.

Simon.

> I know these two can be connected with a null modem, but what kind of
software
> does this require on the Apple end? I don't have any software for it but
some
> old educational software from when I was in school. Can I write a BASIC
program
> to do this. And once I get that working, can I use it to write Apple disk
> images to real disk?
> Thanks all,
> -Mike H