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Re: Apple// CP/M question
"Henry Broekhuyse" <broekh@unixg.ubc.ca> wrote in message news:rc1Q5.126325
> Presumably, once that is done, you have some way of printing these files
> from within ProDOS. Incidentally, what was used to create the original
> "source code" you are trying to print out? If it was in Microsoft Basic,
the
> code may be "tokenized" and might not necessarily be stored as an ASCII
text
> file.
Suggestion for what to do if a program was originally a BASIC program.
Disclaimer: It is a *lot* of years since I last looked at this stuff!
If he can still actually *run* CP/M on the Apple II, then he could try
running MBASIC, loading the program, then saving it as an ASCII text file.