Re: Software for Mac Apple IIe Card

[dsf@globalcrossing.net (Dan Foster)]

In article <xlhd9.137685$_91.207308@rwcrnsc51.ops.asp.att.net>,
Terry & Utahna Olsen <tolsen64@nospam.boycot.dns2go.com> wrote:
>I downloaded the Apple IIe card software for the Mac Apple IIe card to my
>PC.  Copied it to a diskette, took it over to the Mac, copied it to the hard
>drive, but the Mac thinks it's a PC file and won't run it.
>
>File name is such: Apple_IIe_Card.sea.bin
>
>Is this a stuffit archive in a bin wrapper?  If so, how do I get the bin
>wrapper off?

I usually find that it's some sort of file type confusion -- try just
dropping it over the Stuffit Expander icon, or to run SE and expand that
file by name.

>Any help would be appreciated...i'm trying to turn a Mac Color Classic into
>an all-in-one Apple IIe for travel.

Nice! Sounds like fun.

As an aside -- nice BBS, too. I like the hardware hookup as well as the
telnet->serial code. What I think we need to do is get you an Ethernet card
and a TCP/IP stack for the GS to support even more callers into the GS-based
BBS. ;)

-Dan

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