Re: Converting APPLE II binary files to IBM compatible, for recovering eprom files stored years ago.

[jamess@cts.com (Jim Stafford)]

pubpc1@library.ucla.edu wrote:
: John Robertson <pinball@istar.ca> wrote:
: >Howdy, howdy, howdy..
: >Well I have a simple problem, I wish to be able to (ha) read my old apple 
: >files on my IBM compatible so I can transfer the little B@#$(@s over to 
: >the now standard format IBM for eprom programming. These are a bunch that 
: >I saved over ten years ago, and I don't have any easy way (nor remember 
: >how to) transfer the files via serial cable and an old super serial card. 
: >Any suggestions would be helpfull, I have about 15 - 20 double sided ( I 
: >flipped them over, hey floppies were expensive once apon a time) discs of 
: >files. Thanks!

: Simple.  Connect your modem to your II's serial card, run communications
: software (like ProTERM), Zmodem the files to your account.

: Disconnect the modem from the II and reconnect it to your PC.  Run
: communications software (like ProComm) and Zmodem the files from your
: account.

: -Scott G.

Why don't you go to Raio Shack and get a null modem?

jamess