Re: STM disk images?

[shack@crash.cts.com (Randy Shackelford)]

In article <2pqblfINNajv@duncan.cs.utk.edu>,
JOHN STEPHEN MCDANIEL <mcdaniel@cs.utk.edu> wrote:
>
>	I shifted from my apple][c to a mac LCIII about a year ago, the 
>only problem I had was the loss of all the great wares I had for the
>][. How exactly are these disk images for STM being created. I probably
>have close to 200 disks of stuff that hasn't seen the light of day
>for years now and I would love to blow the dust off and breathe some
>life into these things.
>	I had a Unidisk for the ][c and I know that my mac will read those
>disks, so I have a fast way of moving things. How do I make the disk
>images? I know it is a ][ program so can I get a FTP site where it might
>be located.
>	I'd like to hear from other mac owners about how they moved their
>programs. This really piqued my interest

You can try out my homemade program I posted to cba2 and put in the incoming
dir on cassandra last night. You can use it to save image files on a 3.5 disk
then copy 'em over to your Mac.

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