Re: Transferring Apple II disk images to 5.25 disks for an Apple IIe

["Bill Garber" <willy46pa@comcast.net>]

"Slor" <semaj@rols.ten> wrote in message
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> Despite all prevention efforts, "Bill Heckel"
<wheckelny1@verizon.net>
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> >
> > Head on over to  www.gse-reactive.com  and buy
the Microdrive card for
> > a //e.
> >
> > You use a compact flash (CF) card that acts as
a hard drive in your
> > //e and you can xfer files from your Mac to
the CF card by using a
> > memory stick reader.
> > Go to www.geeks.com and get this reader, BEI
UCR61, it will read 7
> > different cards and works fine with the CF
card for the //e.  Then use
> > the program CiderPress available at
www.faddensoft.com to moves the
> > files around.
> >
> > I have been using this system with my PC and
//e for about 10 days and
> > it works GREAT !!!!!!
> >
>
> Is there anything similar to any of the gse
products that will allow CF
> card use with a IIc+?  I recently acquired one
of these (oh yeah, I'm Slor
> - been lurking here for a couple weeks - hello
:)), and I would love to
> hook up something similar to the products on
this site.  I realize the IIc+
> isn't a good machine for expansion cards, so is
there perhaps some external
> device that can interface through the floppy
connector?
>
> Thanks
>
> --
> James

There are a couple people working on
something in that area, but whether
it will come to fruition or not is a
grave mystery. I have a couple possible
hardware designs, but my programming
skills aren't what they should be, so,
unless I get a lot of help, I doubt I'll
have anything very soon. Also, it is not
going to be cheap, and maybe not too fast.

Bill Garber
Owner - Garberstreet Enterprizez
http://garberstreet.netfirms.com/
Co-owner - GSE-Reactive
http://www.GSE-Reactive.com