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From: slackey@bbn.com (Stan Lackey)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.8bit
Subject: Was: Re: Need a cassette tape drive.
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Date: 24 Oct 88 20:55:10 GMT
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In article <1270006@hpclkms.HP.COM> ken@hpclkms.HP.COM (Kenneth Sumrall) writes:
>written properly.  The ONLY time I ever use my tape recorder is when I get
>old software on tape, and I want to move it to disk.  I then junk the

Do you really know how to do this?  I tried once (from bootable tapes,
that is) and was unsuccessful at reverse-engineering the formats.  I
would really like to move my tapes onto disk!  The tapes have games
and stuff that I'm not too interested in (pool, rubik's cube, etc) but
my kids would be.  Then I can throw the tapes into your pile.
-Stan