Re: Looking for games on tape

[Mike Pfaiffer <mike@digitalcivilization.ca>]

firezamor wrote:

>     	I own an Apple //e, but I do not have a disk drive for it so my only 
> method of permanent storage is the tape kit. Since the data is stored as 
> audio, it  would presumably be possible to archive it in modern audio file 
> formats. Is there an emulator which supports this, or a program to move 
> files from disk image to tape image? Maybe an archive of tapes? I'd really 
> like to know this because for the moment I am only able to use software I 
> write in BASIC. Thnx.

	It's been a while since I've heard anybody using tapes on an Apple... I 
think you are likely to be stuck using DOS programs. I don't think 
ProDOS can load or save from tape.

				Later
				Mike



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