Re: Q> from CP/M to DOS?

[louiss@gate.net (Louis Schulman)]

In <4v7ad1$9qn@Germany.EU.net>, jh@Germany.EU.net (Joerg Heitkoetter) writes:
>
>Hi there,
>
>long time ago, I used my Apple ][ & CP/M to write several
>short stories; now I would like to convert the ASCII texts
>to LaTeX them on my Sun; ok so far, the challenge.
>
>So here's my questions: can any kind soul provide me a pointer
>to programs that help me do the conversion? I cannot use Kermit
>or other terminal programs for my Apple ][ does not have a
>serial card; the parallel card doesn't seem to work anymore...
>
>However, I also have an Apple IIc with 2x5,25 & 2x3.5" disks,
>so if someone has a ProDOS Program that can read the 5,25" CP/M
>disks and hence can help me in transferring the files; or someone
>has a CP/M patch that can make use of all of the 4 IIc's disk
>drives that would be nice; a would then need a ProDOS program that
>formats PC DOS 720K floppies; and we're (almost) done.
>
>Anybody any ideas?
>
>-- 
>Have fun,	-joke
>
>Boah ey, bei EUnet gib's jetz' den Interschrott Exploder 3.0 f�r umsonst.
>(Wow, EUnet now offers the fine Microsoft Explorer 3.0 for free download.)

It's easy to get the files on an Apple disk- The program Chameleon will do it
under ProDOS.  However, there are only two ways to get to a pc disk- serial
transfer or special hardware.  The special hardware would be an apple drive
that can write pc format (such as a superdrive or blue disk drive) or Mac that 
can read Apple and write pc.  There is no just software solution- the formats
are hardware different.

Louis