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From: fiddler%concertina@Sun.COM (Steve Hix)
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Date: Tue, 24-Nov-87 15:16:17 EST
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Posted: Tue Nov 24 15:16:17 1987
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In article <8711231126.aa19042@SMOKE.BRL.ARPA>, GA.NES@ISUMVS.BITNET (SCHUESSLER) writes:
> 
>      I have a lot of programs that I transfer between ProDos, DOS
> 3.3, and to a mainframe, but there still is a transfer I cannot do
> -- that is to or from the Pascal disk operating system (Apple
> Pascal). How can that be done?  There are programs (Megaworks) which
> are written in pascal and use ProDos (it has to to be compatible
> with Appleworks).
> 
>       Any help anyone could give would be greatly appreciated ...

Get an Apple/// and use the Apple/// Pascal Filer program.  Then
you can transfer an Apple Pascal disk to SOS/ProDOS format.  The
System Utilities program should be able to do it, too.

What?  No Apple///? Oh...

I think the original //c System Utilities disk filer could
make that sort of transfer.  It's been a while.

	seh

p.s.  The //c Utilities can be made to work on a //e (or other
][).  Look in the source of the BASIC routine that calls up the
filer.  Part of it looks (with a PEEK or two) for an ID byte
somewhere in memory.  Change the value to that of the same
location in your //e, save the program and run it again.

Do it with a copy of your orgNews
infhatcteayou to ..