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From: c55-gc@buddy.Berkeley.EDU (Augie Kuo)
Newsgroups: net.micro.apple
Subject: Re: Apple ][ to Unix?
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Date: Tue, 30-Sep-86 22:27:13 EDT
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In article <1133@mhuxt.UUCP> evans@mhuxt.UUCP writes:
>This has probably been asked/answered a thousand times, but I don't look
>at this group...
>
>Is there any package for Apple ][ <--> Unix communications, in particular
>for uploading Apple ][ files to a Unix machine?

Since UNIX does not support XMODEM, YMODEM, etc. you'll have to do ASCII
transfers. If you have AE pro, it makes life a lot easier.  To download,
just put your copy buffer on (if it is a long file use the auto-write) &
cat the file or whatever. To upload something, you'll have to send  your
file in  ASCII format.  Go into your  favorite  editor ( remember to set
the autoindent to 0) and then use the AE command "S" to send in standard
line form; remember to save the file after you're done.  One more thing,
if your text editor can't handle 1200 baud, since most people don't type
that fast, use the "<" key to slow down the transfer. 


Hope this will work for you, and if anyone DOES have XMODEM, etc.  for 
UNIX I'd like a copy of it. Thanks

Augie Kuo   -  c55-gc@buddy.berkeley.edu
	       kuo@miro.berkeley.edu