Re: How send Applesoft program to PC-DOS

[shoppa@alph02.triumf.ca (Tim Shoppa)]

In article <3455F207.4C8@cyburban.com>, D.Mc <fireball-xl5@bigfoot.com> wrote:
>How do I get an Applesoft program into a PC-DOS computer in text format?
>I need a quick and easy way. Both computers have modems, but I have no
>terminal program for the Apple.

The easiest way involves sending the listing out through the modem
(or equivalently, the serial port.)  This is easily done from inside
Applesoft by doing a "PR#n" command where you replace "n" with the
slot the serial port resides in.  On the PC end, use your favorite
communications program (I prefer MS-Kermit) to log the listing to a disk
file.

If you have trouble with the cabling, let us know exactly what hardware
you have.  Most folks here are quite familiar with the Apple Super
Serial Card, after all!

Tim. (shoppa@triumf.ca)