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#150388From: Robby CookeJun 3, 1994 12:14 AM
Hello all! I'm new to Amiga computers and am in dire need for someone to send me a good shareware or PD term program for my new computer Can any one hepl or maybe can someone point me to a program that works on an IBM that allows me to write to Amiga formatted disk? Oh, I have an A1200. Thanks for any help!
#150417From: Richard EricksonJun 3, 1994 2:04 AM
There are several good SW or PD term programs. Terminus, Term, Ncomm are the better known. They most likely are here. I have never heard of a program for IBM that reads or writes Amiga. Since you have a 1200, the CrossDOS program that is included with AmigaDOS 3.0 can read and write IBM though. Richard -> AutoPilot on the A1000, the only Amiga without the C= logo.
#150538From: Robby CookeJun 3, 1994 1:58 PM
Thanks for the help Richard. I've gotten CrossDOS to work but it won't see any of the files I have on the MSDOS disk allready. What I'm trying to do is put a term program on the MSDOS disk and then transfer it over to the 1200. Hmm,any suggestions?
#150574From: Richard EricksonJun 3, 1994 4:56 PM
First make sure you are looking at PC0: or PC1: or whatever Amiga drive your MS-DOS disk is in. Also remember being MS files there will be no .info files so there will be no icons when you open the drawer on the Workbench. Since you will need to copy the files, go to the shell, do a DIR PC0: (or PC1:) and that should show the IBM files on the MS-DOS disk. Then just copy to you destination. Richard -> On the A1000, no C= logo.
#150955From: Richard DanielJun 5, 1994 6:35 AM
PMFJI, But since the files have no .info file extensions, an easier way to get the files through WB. Go to the WINDOWs menu then down to the second from bottom entry (FILES) only files should be selected. Then go across to SHOW ALL and select it.This should bring up all of the unseen files on the MS DOS disk. You can now copy them across as normal. Hope this helps. —–Richard Daniel
#151049From: Robby CookeJun 5, 1994 5:37 PM
Ahh,that hit the spot. Thanks!