Subject: Re: transfering 5,25" 140K floppies to PC
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Tamas Rudnai writes ...
> 
> Is there any smooth way to transfer my old apple II floppies to my PC?
> Preferably if I can use them later on any emulator under DOS/Windows or
> Linux.
 ....

     So long as the Apple II 5.25" disks you want to transfer are not copy
protected, you can use ADT. It will transfer diskettes to your PC where they
become .dsk disk image files which work as virtual diskettes on A2 emulators
like AppleWin.

     ADT currently comes in three versions matched, mainly, to the kind of
serial interface you're using. For more about getting and using ADT, see the
newsgroup FAQs at ...

http://home.swbell.net/rubywand/Csa2T1TCOM.html .



Rubywand