ADT 1.10 posted

[guertinp@IRO.UMontreal.CA (Paul Guertin)]

Announcing ADT 1.10... a fast, easy way to convert Apple II disks to
apl2em images, and back.

[From the README file]

                       Apple Disk Transfer 1.10
                           by Paul Guertin
                      guertinp@iro.umontreal.ca
                             May 13, 1994

                         Apple II <==> MS-DOS

Apple Disk Transfer (ADT for short) is a set of two programs to
transfer a standard 16-sector Apple II disk to a 140k file on an
MS-DOS computer, and back.

ADT is freeware.

What's new in version 1.10:

    1. ADT now uses a simple compression scheme (differential run
       length encoding) that will speed up the transfer of many
       disks.
    2. 16-bit CRC error detection for each sector.
    3. ADT now tries 5 times to get a good read instead of giving
       up at the first error. This may help transferring old,
       flaky disks.
    4. The transfer speed is now always 19200 bps.

[adt110.uue is on comp.binaries.apple2]