#Emplant Xfers
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The docs on how to use the gadgets are on-line. When the manual was
printed, those features were not complete. When Jim finishes the
MultiOSFileSystem, you will be able to mount a MAC drive on the Amiga side
to make the process even easier.
-Jonathan
// Amiga online via Autopilot
\\// MAC Quadra 900 & 486 emulation via Amiga!
Jon…
Docs for EMPLANT "on-line"?? Where I would love to download them.
..Carl
When you install the software, there are text files loaded onto your
harddisk describing the new features.
-Jonathan
// Amiga online via Autopilot
\\// MAC Quadra 900 & 486 emulation via Amiga!
I'll check out those online docs IF I can get the screen to stay in place long
enough to do so. Every time I get to that last screen where those prompts occur
the emulator fires up and I am into MacLand. So I haven't even had time to try
clicking the varios boxes yet, let along figure out how to access the online
help function you allude to…It does seem that the gadgets you mention are for
floppy transfer, not direct from the hardrive. I have like a 20MB data file to
analyze on a statistical program on the Mac and the idea of floppy xfers (a la
Splitz and Joinz from Art Dept.) is too bizarre…
Stephen…
After the EMPLANT puts you into MAC emulation use the left AMIGA key and n key
to put you back at the AMIGA workbench. On the top of the workbench screen
you'll see a little window (if you previously selected start and iconify). Use
the mouse pointer to click on the close button of the EMPLANT and it will come
full screen and then you will have the opportunity to select AMIGA to MAC or
MAC to AMIGA transfer. It is very slick and does transfer from the hardrive
partition to the MAC HD partition. One of the very slick extras in EMPLANT.
..Carl
Just LAmiga-M back to the control screen. Also, remove the -s fromt the
MACII command in the script and you won't auto-start the emulation. The
docs are loaded onto your harddrive by the installer.
-Jonathan
// Amiga online via Autopilot
\\// MAC Quadra 900 & 486 emulation via Amiga!