Thanks for the great explaination! I saved the post for later reference.
At the moment I don't have any DOS disks for The Apple II. :( The only disk
that came with it was a Garfield paint program. I have a couple of Apple II
disks mixed in with my C64 disks as well. As I mentioned in another post in
this thread, there's a local shop that sells old computer stuff. Their
hardware is much too expensive, according to their online price list.
However, they offer freeware software for a variety of systems on their
respective disk type for $4 each. They have one called "Pronto DOS" (is that
what ProDOS stands for?) for Apple II. I may have to get a copy of that from
them to start with at least. I was hoping that Apple II drives could somehow
be connected to PCs much like Commdore 1541 drives can by the x1541 cables.
At least there is a "somewhat" easy solution that doesn't cost too much.