Most Apple II files on the Internet are already in formats readable by real Apple IIs (provided the file is on a medium accesible by the Apple II, that is, but you say you have that part of the problem solved). You should be able to cope with most of your downloaded files with ShrinkIt, which not only deals with ShrinkIt archives and disk images, but also with BinHex-encoded files. Using it, you can decode/expand archives, as well as write disk images back to physicall disks.
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