Re: More ADT Fun

[julian814@hotmail.com (Ralph Glatt)]

"Bill Garber" <willy4SPAM6pa@comXcast.net> wrote in message news:<TMacnSGsx4EXZB2iU-KYvA@comcast.com>...
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>  
> > > I did do this, and the program it sent through started dropping the
> > > line numbers after about five or six lines. That's why I decided to
> > > use the the term program on the //c to make it print out the program,
> > > so I could type it in later.
> >
> > Your problem may be that you need to set a delay after each entered line.
> > The IIc needs some time to recover after an [ENTER] command and if just
>  the
> > first few characters are being cut off each line, chances are the PC isn't
> > waiting long enough before sending the next line.
> 
> You're overlooked his biggest clue Greg. He specified " line numbers"
> and ADT.dmp has no line numbers. I've solved his problem, and he is
> now sending disk images over like a mad-man. ;-)

Darned right I am! There were a few files that had overly long file
names, but I figured out how to change the file names so I could
download them. I still have a few problems with certain files, the PC
doesn't seem to want to spit them out, but it's no biggie. I must have
at least 10 double sided disks filled already!


Ralph Glatt