Wait - there is something I don't understand. There can't be Apple
//c-specific software in tapes because the //c doesn't have cassette
port. Are you saying your intention is to bach up *disk-based* software
into a CD and then load it by the cassette port?
If that's the case, you may want to take into account that most (if not
all) disk-based software won't work from a tape, just because it expects
data to be loaded from disk files (and not from cassette). If you intend
to back-up disk-based software, you better use some kind of disk imaging
solution. There are many programs that let you connect an Apple II with
a PC or a Mac through serial port in order to transfer disk images in
both directions. When you have the disk images in the PC/Mac, you can
store them safely in CDs or DVDs (a single CD can store several
*thousands* of disk images!), or even use them directly with Apple II
emulators.
Greetings,
Antonio Rodríguez (Grijan)
<ftp://grijan.cjb.net:21000/>
J Worgan escribió:
That should also work for software for the Apple IIc and IIGS that can be
loaded onto a IIe and saved to cassette from a IIe as long as the IIe has
enough memory.
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