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Jeffrey Greenhouse (greenh49@wharton.upenn.edu) wrote:
> Hi,
>    I am hoping that someone out there can help me. I have a Power
> Macintosh and access to a Pentium 90, both networked, that I do graphics
> work on. I need to find a way to get graphics from either of these to an
> Amiga 2500 w/ Video Toaster that is not networked and, from what I can
> tell, can't read mac or PC formatted disks. Are there any utilities for
> the Mac or the PC that can let them read and write to Amiga formatted
> disks? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you,
>

Perhaps I'm missing the point, but why not use a null-modem cable and a
terminal program on each machine. I know little about graphics, but I
thought the files were enormous - and a DD floppy, which is the best
you're going to get, will be very labour-intensive. Or are you short of
ports, or something? (Maybe the machines are miles apart?)

Anyway, I'm not sure of the specifics - we have Parnet or Sernet for Amiga
to Amiga, but if you ask here (comp.sys.amiga.misc) I'm sure someone will
help you.

John

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