Re: Converting .DSK, .SDK, .DO images to 5.25" floppy; disk compatibility?

[Ed Eastman <noone@nowhere.net>]

Initially if you do not have DOS33 or ADT on the Apple II, the PC will 
be aable to 'type in' the code for the software needed.  (DOS and ADT 
are seperate transfers.)  After that, the ADT program running on the two 
computers transfers the sector data from a whole disk across the cable. 
 ADT can either build a DSK file on the PC or put the sectors on a real 
diskette on the Apple II, depending on which way the transfer occurs.

I whole heartily support the magazine, I'm a subscriber, but I think the 
CSA2 FAQ on transfers is a better 'complete reference'.  It even shows 
you how to do the transfer WITHOUT any software for the PC, something 
not mentioned in the article.
http://www.faqs.org/faqs/apple2/faq/part20/

Thankx,
Ed
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> GameWizard2002@juno.com (Jason L.) wrote in message news:<a44e3762.0305221040.5c33a5b7@posting.google.com>...
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> You could take a look at the following article:
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> http://www.callapple.org/magazine/2002/2002may/ADT.pdf
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> It has both the Super Serial Card settings and the cable pin outs.