From: Andrew Collier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> For other files, I have a program (quickly hacked together in C, most of
> which should be totally cross-platform except calling the Open and Save
> dialogue boxes) which can transfer files to and from a .dsk image. I guess
> I should upload it to mnemotec
>> For other files, I have a program (quickly hacked together in C, most
>> of which should be totally cross-platform except calling the Open and
>> Save dialogue boxes) which can transfer files to and from a .dsk
>> image. I guess I should upload it to mnemotech.ucam.org or
>> somewhere...
>
>
> For other files, I have a program (quickly hacked together in C, most
> of which should be totally cross-platform except calling the Open and
> Save dialogue boxes) which can transfer files to and from a .dsk
> image. I guess I should upload it to mnemotech.ucam.org or
> somewhere...
At 2:43 am +0100 7/8/99, Diggory Gray wrote:
>Ah, yes question - if I got a disk drive (sore point for iMAC owners), could I
>retrieve stuff from original SAM disks?
I doubt it. I don't know about any Mac software which will read Sam's
native disk format.
You *might* be able to save files using
Hello :)
> > >Got a Bondi Blue now anyway...
> >
> > What on earth is one of these?
>
> I'd guess he's talking about an Apple iMac.
Yes got it last November
> I'll never understand where they picked the name "Bondi Blue" - that
> col
On Thu, 5 Aug 1999, Justin Skists wrote:
> >Got a Bondi Blue now anyway...
>
> What on earth is one of these?
I'd guess he's talking about an Apple iMac.
I'll never understand where they picked the name "Bondi Blue" - that
colour is clearly green.
BTW:
mber where I put the instructions....
>Got a Bondi Blue now anyway...
What on earth is one of these?
Justin.
