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From: PMW0@Lehigh
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.misc
Subject: RE: File Translations PC->Mac and Back
Message-ID: <09129011:19:13PMW0@lehigh.bitnet>
Date: 9 Dec 90 16:19:13 GMT
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I just purchased a new mac IIsi and it comes with AppleFileExchange.
This is a translator for moving files from PC to Mac and back.  It
needs a SuperDrive to work and the PC must be able to use the 3.5 disks
as well.  I've used the translator successfully on an ASCII file
created on a PC.  The transfer created a text file that I could read
with WriteNow or MicrosoftWord.

There are other alternatives out there.  I good one, so I've heard, is
MacLink.  LapLink is another but this runs from the PC, not the mac as
does MacLink.  I have not tried either.  These programs, I believe also
can come with cables to hook the pc to the mac thus making the need for
the superdrive unnecessary.

Hope this helps.

                Phil