dchun@aludra.usc.edu (Dale Chun) (09/08/90)
I just downloaded the apple ][ emulator from simtel20.arpa and it is a *great* product (ya, flames -> /dev/null). My question is, how in the world can I get existing apple software into the emulator? The simulated disks are an exact snapshot of an Apple DOS 3.3 disk....does anyone out there in netland know how I can get a snapshot of an apple ][ disk to run inside of the emulator? I really don't wanna retype all my apple ][ software....(this includes applesoft as well as binary files)! Thanks! ...dale ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ name: Dale C. Chun | * 2 + 2 = 5, for sufficiently large values of 2. PLAYMAC Technical Support | * Hack First, Ask Questions Later. email: dchun@aludra.usc.edu | * MAC; Maybe A Computer, but probably a toy. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CC65SRAD@MIAMIU.BITNET (09/10/90)
There is an Apple Emulation board called Trackstar E available that will allow you to run almost any Apple II software on an IBM without modification. The CopyIIPc board cliams to read and write any disk format, and the Apple SuperDrive claims the ability to cross IBM and Apple formats, but this may only apply to the Macintosh. -Chris
lhaider@pro-grouch.cts.com (Laer Haider) (09/23/90)
In-Reply-To: message from dchun@aludra.usc.edu Who in the world uses Apple DOS 3.3 anymore. Sounds like a real nifty little program, but not extremely useful. PD and SW progs for the PC are far better than anything you'll likely find in Apple II DOS 3.3 format. Yes, I still use an Apple II(gs). I don't EVER use DOS 3.3 anymore. Laer Haider lhaider@pro-grouch.cts.com UUCP: crash!pro-grouch!lhaider ARPA: crash!pro-grouch!lhaider@nosc.mil INET: lhaider@pro-grouch.cts.com