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Re: 8 bit shrinkit question



The Eamon CD that I sell is in the universal ISO9660 format, which is
supported by Linux, MS-DOS, MacOS, Windows, and others. This format uses a
basic file structure system for cross-compatibility and should be readable
on just about any computer. It definitely works on PC's and Macs, and I have
been told that the IIgs supports the ISO9660 format. I don't know about the
IIe.

The CD includes everything you need to run Eamon on a Mac or PC. It also
contains ShrinkIt archives of all the Eamon stuff for real Apple II's, if
you have a CD on your GS or have the means to transfer files from PC or Mac
to a real Apple II.

Tom Zuchowski


"Mark Cummings" <NOTfigjams@primus.com.au> wrote in message
3aacc8d0@news.iprimus.com.au">news:3aacc8d0@news.iprimus.com.au...
> Tom,
>
> I expect that the rest of the files will also work. The CD sounds like
> excellent value. What format is it, Prodos or HFS ?. Can it be read on a
Mac
> or GS or even IIe ????
>
> Mark
> (remove NOT from e-mail)
>
>
> Tom Zuchowski wrote in message <3aaa440a_4@news3.prserv.net>...
> >Mark, I am the source of those Eamon files on ground, and they were
> >generated on a //e, so I doubt that the original file has a fork on it.
> >There must be a Mac in your mix somewhere.
> >
> >Having said all that, are you aware that I sell an Eamon CD? It has some
> 220
> >MB of material (much of it compressed,) including a full set of native
and
> >emulator Eamons, 17 years of newsletters, utilities, maps, and much much
> >more. The newsletters contains reviews of all of the Eamons, ratings,
lists
> >and indexes, how-to's, cheats, walkthroughs, etc. Lots of stuff on this
CD
> >isn't available anywhere else, unless some CD purchaser has made it
> >available. IMHO the newsletters alone are must-haves, for the reviews,
> >cheats, and walkthroughs. Eamons vary widely in quality, with the best
ones
> >about 100 times better than the least ones.
> >
> >The CD price is a break-even $3.00.
> >
> >Tom Zuchowski, former editor
> >Eamon Adventurer's Guild
> >