Re: AACP - Apple-to-Apple Copy

[D. Finnigan <dog_cow@macgui.com>]

On 2009-08-31 14:28:57 -0500, "Michael J. Mahon" <mjmahon@aol.com> said:

> If the receiving machine is essentially EXECing it, then carriage
> returns will require enough following NULs to allow the Applesoft
> interpreter time to tokenize and store each line.


That's what caused the slow-down when I tried it. I was using PR#2 on 
the IIgs and IN#2 on the //e. Nearly took me an hour of fiddloing to 
get the whole program intact, and afterward, I thought about making an 
automated program to transfer between Apples.

The only thing keeping me from trying Nadanet is having to build the 
part. The most I have ever done with the game socket is poke two wires 
in the annunciators, one to a green LED, the other to a red LED and 
move a joystick up to turn on the red, and move it down to turn on the 
green LED, and have the state displayed on-screen all with Applesoft. I 
was impressed, anyway.

Looks like a trip to the Radio Shack for me, then!