Re: Transferring program to .dsk image on Win32?

[Harry Potter <maspethrose7@aol.com>]

On Jul 27, 8:35 am, "Bill Buckels" <bbuck...@mts.net> wrote:
> When I saw Harry's message I thought to suggest that he try other utiilities
> but also thought that by now he should know to do that, and maybe he had
> some other reason for posting his message, like maybe the docs from whatever
> he is using say he should be able to do something but he can't in practice.
>
The thing I need to do is automate the task of compiling cc65 programs
for the Apple 2 and writing them to a .dsk image.

> I too am very happy with some of Ciderpress's features like the Applesoft
> BASIC to text feature. That's cool. I use a similar utility on the C64
> disimages called tok64. That's cool too.
>
I like that idea.  :)

> I grab Ciderpress when I want to set a volume name on a ProDOS diskimage, or
> to delete a bunch of files. Apple II Oasis is my choice for building the
> disk because as you say an Explorer-like interface and for me the ability to
> select multiple files for operations like ProDOS file types is nice.
>

I'll try that when I get a chance.

> The critical thing for any of us is to try as many utilities as we think we
> need and then to pick the ones that obviously work for what we do.
>

True.  But it would be easier to just use one tool that could do
everything.  :)