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From: sparrow@pnet02.CTS.COM (Loren Lovhaug)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: C-128 CP/M to CBM
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Date: Wed, 10-Jun-87 23:30:46 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jun 10 23:30:46 1987
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There are a variety of ways downloading CP/M programs using the C-128 in
native mode.  The first and most hassle free is to get a terminal emulation
package which allows you to download directly to a 1571 or 1581 formatted
CP/M disk, while still in native mode.  The only program I know of which
allows this is: Bobsterm Pro.  Bobsterm is a very sophisticated package
which includes a 60K capture buffer, serveral transfer protocals, a full
text editor, macros and autologon sequences plus much more.

The other route is to download the CP/M program to a 1571 or 1581 formatted
disk and use a conversion utility such as the public domain program
"Crosslink" by Miklos Garamszeghy or the Big Blue Reader CP/M.
Both of these packages allow the transfer of data between CP/M and
MS-DOS disks to and from Commodore DOS disks.

Loren Lovhaug
Managing Editor, Twin Cities 128: The Commodore 128 Journal
Assistant Sysop on GEnie's Flagship Commodore

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