Subject: Re: ADT
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Ian Primus wrote:

> I was able to get the Apple Disk Transfer working... sorta.
> When trying to send the adt.dmp to the apple, I get a BEEP! "Syntax
> Error" after every line of stuff. Anything else I should try?

Simple problem, sort of. The problem comes from the way the IBM
marks the end of line vs the way Apple marks the end of line. The
solution depends on the terminal program you use.

The way to fix this problem is to set the term program to not send
a line feed at the end of each line. All it needs to send is a simple
chr$(13) or carriage return. I think the doc's mention a few ways
to get around this.

Once you have this setup correctly, I suggest you make a couple
of Apple ADT disks. Just to be on the safe side.

Phoenyx