Re: question on Standards for files

[god23@heaven.org (Bart)]

Well Jeff I am sure this is helpful, but none of these will work for me:

>
>- Null modem the files
>- Boot BeOS and write the files to either my SCSI Jaz drive or my SCSI
>EZ135 drive formatted in HFS format then move the drive to the IIgs
>and copy the files off.

- I have no SCSI connect on my //   next:

>- Write the files to an MS-DOS formatted floppy, take that disk to my
>Mac IIsi, copy the files from that floppy to an 800k HFS floppy and
>take the HFS floppy to my IIgs.
As I said: I am a PC guy, not MAC   next:

> copy them to the IIgs using MUG!.

I am not quite sure what MUG! is,  A utility of some kind I assume.   next:

>Why change standards after almost two decades?  There is nothing wrong
>with the current standards so we might as well stick with it.
>Besides, this would be extremely wasteful and inefficient.
>
Jeff Speaking as a new (re)convert to the II world who through LOTS of effort
finally got ADT to work, and it seems the easiest means I have so far found 
for transfer, and as I have yet to get ANY of the other things to work 
consistently, that is why my suggestion.  
Null modem is so far my ONLY option and NONE of the // dial up packages seem 
to work (I  cannot find a zmodem protocol, and none of the kermit/xmodem ones 
work).  
I am just tryin to figgure this thingy out.........
-Bart