ugdyke@cs.buffalo.EDU (Scott Dyke) (10/09/87)
Followup-To: I'm kind of new at this, so please bear with me. I recently purchased an Apple 3.5" drive for my 128K //c and tried downloading some hex files from the net. The terminal program I use has a buffer of about 15K, so larger files are broken up and saved in several files. My question is how can I get these separate files into one file to EXEC it, or how can I EXEC the separate files into one? I also have a number of programs that run only under DOS 3.3. If I try to format a 3.5" disk to DOS 3.3 and copy files unto it, I get a disk full error when I use up the amount of space normally on a 5.25" disk. Is there any way to let DOS 3.3 know that there is more room on the disk? One such problem I have is that I have an old version of Manx Aztec C which runs on DOS 3.3. I tried copying the files to a ProDOS formatted disk, but I get a "wrong DOS present" error. Is there any way to get it to run under ProDOS or is there a newer version availible for ProDOS? Thanks in advance for any help. Scott Dyke