Re: Browsing hard-disk

[salfter@salfter.diespammersdie.dyndns.org (Scott Alfter)]

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In article <igASe.16704$4g5.1134114@news4.tin.it>,
Roberto Bazzano <r.bazzano@ulm.nospam.it> wrote:
>I just put a hard-disk into my Apple //e.
>I wonder if there is some utility somewhere to make easier to browse the 
>hard-disk. I mean something like explorer, or similar to the old dos program 
>"Xtree".
>I tried Prosel, but is there something else to view files, dirs, make 
>operations, and run programs under ProDos?

I've found Davex to be useful for this kind of stuff.  With a few tweaks,
it's almost UN*X-like.

>And with a Dos 3.3 partition with DosMaster?

Can't help you here...never tried using DOS 3.3 from a hard drive.  (I never
had much use for DOS 3.3, even before buying my first hard drive way back
when.  ProDOS was much faster, and the apps I used (AppleWorks, PublishIt!,
ProTERM, etc.) all ran under ProDOS.)

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