FILE TRANSLATION HELP: A2 to IBM and to Mac

[buggie@capella.unm.edu (stephen e buggie)]

Some readers of this list have seen my teaching disk, SEBUGG'S 
KALEIDOSCOPES.  This disk has Ap[pleworks docs files on Side A, and DOS 
3.3 kaleidoscopes on side B.   The 45 Kaleidoscopes are selectable with a 
simple HELLO menu screen.  Joe Kohn reviewed this disk (favorably) in 
ShareWare Solutions II (1994).  The disk teaches a few principles about 
the perceptual psychology of symmetry.

I teach perceptual psychology at college.  The editor of a journal, 
TEACHING OF PSYCHOLOGY, has heard about this disk, and has asked me to 
write an article about it for the TEACHING OF PSYCHOLOGY journal.

At the moment, all I have is the Apple II version of the disk.  It fills 
both sides of a 5.25" floppy.

CAN ANYONE TRANSLATE THIS DISK INTO SELF-B0OTING DISKS FOR MAC AND FOR IBM?

Most readers of the journal have Mac or IBM, and I will need to have 
versions available to be read by their IBM or Mac computers.


_Can anyone do this translation from Apple II to IBM, or from Apple II to 
Mac?_

Ideally, the translated disks would be self-booting and easily loaded and 
played by Mac or IBM users.

The speed of these kaleidoscopes is just right on the one meg speed of 
the Apple II.  When translating, approximately the same speed of the 
display-change should be maintained, even though Macs and IBMs have 
super-fast processors.

If interested, then please contact me.  The journal does not pay authors 
any money for articles, but anyone who helps to produce the IBM and Mac 
disks will be fully acknowledged in the ournal article.

If you want to try the disk first, send me your postal address and I will 
mail a disk to you ---- the disk can be kept.



Thanks.


Steve Buggie			buggie@unm.edu
UNM-Gallup
200 College Rd
Gallup, NM  87301