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Subject: Transfering CP/M files
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Date: 12 Apr 88 20:27:00 GMT
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 DSEAH%WPI.BITNET@husc6.harvard.EDU writes:
>With Apple, anything can be made possible, if slowly.  Alright,  how
>do you do it?

The easiest way is SOFTERM (1 or 2) which will read CP/M files directly
and send them through the serial port via Xmodem to a Commodore either
by modem or null modem cable.

If that (expensive) communications software isn't handy, there's a
program called the Chameleon (it's on APPLE2-L - getting it's another
problem, but we're ARE working on that).  It will copy C/PM files to
DOS 3.3 (or to ProDOS).  Those can then be sent with Xmodem or Kermit
to a Commodore.

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