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|    Ed Vance to Vance@1:2320/105.0    |
|    Re: 1541 Files to a XP    |
|    14 Apr 19 16:50:00    |
      From: nospam.Ed.Vance@f1.n770.z3061.fidonet.org              04-14-19 08:08 K-Guide wrote to All about Re: 1541 Files to a XP       Howdy! K-Guide,               K-> @MSGID: <5CB34B37.3060.cbm@capitolcityonline.net>        K-> On Sat 13-Apr-2019 10:13p, Ed Vance@1:2320/105.0 wrote:        EV> A thought occured to me to try a Terminal program for XP on that pc and        EV> use Bob's Term Pro on the C=64 pc and use a Telephone Line Cord from the        EV> Modems on the two computers to send SEQ files on to the XP.               EV> A Null Modem comes to mind but I haven't researched trying that out        EV> without        EV> knowing of a Terminal program to use on the XP.               K-> This process will work as the two terminal programs will allow you to        K-> transfter the files so long as the both suppor the same transfer        K-> protocols.               EV> Has Anyone got a idea how to get SEQ files readable on a XP?               K-> I use a product called ZoomFloppy. It allows you to connect a CBM        K-> drive 1541, 1571, 1581, etc to a windows computer via USB. Then use        K-> can use something like OpenCBM to make a copy of the disks into D64,        K-> D71 and D81 disks.              I've seen the ZoomFloopy advertised.       Can't recall if it works with the CBM Serial Port or have to install it       inside the 1541 case.              I will look to see if I can use OpenCBM without buying the ZoomFloppy if       I want to try to make a D64 file.              I haven't used the C=64 much lately, but last time I turned it on I could       still Load Programs from my Floppy Disks.               EV> I think VINE is a CBM emulator for the XP but never experimented with it.               K-> WinVice is the most common emulator that I use and it works really        K-> well.              I couldn't remember the correct name for the Emulator.       All I could remember is the name started with the Letter 'V'.              Thanks! for writing.                            ... Here On Earth Computers Alway Win Because They Have Inside Information              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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