Re: disk transfer methods?

["JPFinch" <steven.wong@ibm.net>]

Does ProTerm create a .DSK file on the PC?

I thought it could only be done by a custom program such as ADT?


Supertimer wrote in message
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>wbdesnoy@acs2.acs.ucalgary.ca (Byron Desnoyers Winmill) wrote:
>
>>The other advantage of ADT is that it is very fast.  (I do not know about
>>ProTerm, since it is priced well beyond my reach, but Kermit is rather
>>slow on the Apple II.)
>
>ProTERM 3.1 is faster than ADT.  On a IIGS, you can transfer
>at 56k (that's 56,000 baud!) and besides, it has Zmodem for
>CRC-32 error checking and resumption of transfer if disturbed.
>Also, you can transfer all 120MB of files AT ONCE with group
>transfer from a hard drive.  You can't do that with ADT.