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From: SCOTT.PHILLIPS@f605.n770.z3.bonafido.actrix.co.nz (SCOTT PHILLIPS)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.misc
Subject: Re: Conversion
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Date: 29 Oct 90 13:25:00 GMT
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AREA:IBM-PC
 >To: All
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 >From: JKT100@psuvm.psu.edu (JKT)
 >
JKT>Failing that, what would be the best way to transfer the file(s) 
JKT>from Apple II to PC?  I know we could transfer via modem, but are 
JKT>there more direct and speedier methods?  Any packages that would 
JKT>let us read/write Apple II disks on IBM or vice versa?
JKT>Maybe connect an Apple II drive to PC or PC drive to Apple II?

You could always try a serial link between the two rather than via modem, 
you should be able to get quite high speeds.  You could even try parallel, 
but don't know of any Apple ][ software that would support it.


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