Re: Appleworks ASCII Question

[dalloff@freenet.columbus.oh.us (Dave Althoff)]

Scott Eiler (seiler@ma.ultranet.com) wrote:
: In article <MPG.ee2b6ce35f611d9989680@news.pacbell.net>,
:    ajs6695@pacbell.net (Alan Stadelhofer) wrote:
: >I have Appleworks 2.0 and Ansiterm.  A few years ago, I was able to send 
: >my word processing files as ASCII text so that I could import them into 
: >an IBM.  I can't remember how, though.  I would like to send a bunch of 
: >old databases as ASCII and import them.

: I see there are already answers on how to print from Appleworks to ASCII 
: text, so I won't repeat them.

: But my problem is this:

: I have an Apple IIe with an I/O card (the same card my printer cable plugs 
: into), a 25-pin Null Modem cable, and Comm.System on Chuck Orem's Apple II 
: Modem Starter Disk.  I'm trying to import into Windows 95 using Hyperterm 
: on my COM2 port.  Both ends support Xmodem with CRC, but no data gets 
: across.  

: Do I need a different cable, a different place to plug it in, or both?

Have you tried...
a)  Adding a null-modem to the line OR
b)  Reversing the jumper block on your Super Serial Card?

Just a thought...perhaps your serial ports are talking "send" to "send"
rather than "send" to "receive"...

Dave Althoff, ][.
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