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From: ckloeden@f.adelaide.edu.au (Craig Kloeden)
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Subject: Apricot Computers
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Date: 5 Oct 90 06:05:20 GMT
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Has anyone had any experience dealing with Apricot computers?
Specifically, transfering information between an Apricot and
"normal" IBM PCs.

The machine we are looking at uses 3 1/2" disks that
can be read by a PC but when we write to these disks on
the PC they cannot be read properly by the Apricot.
(scrambles the directory)

Also, just how "compatable" are Apricots?

Any information greatly appreciated,

       Craig

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