From: ol.sc@web.de   
      
   Hi,   
      
   I'd for sure get a .D64 file from the C64 disk (either by doing it on my   
   own or asking a CBM guy to do it) and then export the scenery files from   
   that file using a .D64 disk image management tool.   
   Then I'd use a .DSK disk image management tool to import the scenery files   
   and use an Apple II emulator to run the Flight Simulator in order to test   
   the scenery files.   
   Only after success I'd create an Apple II disk from the .DSK file.   
      
   Just my two cents, Oliver   
      
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