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2 total messages Started by CMS Tue, 22 Dec 1992 18:38
USCD disks to any other format
#40
Author: CMS
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 18:38
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Need to convert some Apple II UCSD files to almost any
other format.   If I could convert them to DOS or PRODOS
then I can do the rest.    Anybody remember how to accomplish
this task?
Re: USCD disks to any other format
#59
Author: Lunatic Johnathan Bruce E'Sex
Date: Sat, 26 Dec 1992 23:21
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In article <92357.133815CMS@psuvm.psu.edu> <CMS@psuvm.psu.edu> writes:
>Need to convert some Apple II UCSD files to almost any
>other format.   If I could convert them to DOS or PRODOS
>then I can do the rest.    Anybody remember how to accomplish
>this task?


    \_/
     |es.  Get a copy of the latest Apple II 8-bit system disk.  It
 includes the Apple II System Utilities program, which allows you to
 read Apple (UCSD) Pascal and Apple DOS 3.3 disks and copy files from
 them to ProDOS.  The current 8-bit system disk is at version 3.2.
 It's probably available as a BinSCII/ShrinkIt file on the Apple FTP
 site.  (If any of you IBMers really want a copy, find a copy of
 sciibin.c, which will allow you to unBinSCII the file, and then find
 a copy of NuLib, which will allow you to unShrink it -- I believe
 NuLib can create disk images.)
     _
    (_)f course, if you have or have acces to an Apple IIgs, you can
 simply get System 6.0 and use the Apple Pascal File System Translator
 in it to read Apple Pascal disks directly from any 16-bit application.

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