| C= SEQ Files to DOS .TXT [message #359957] |
Mon, 01 January 2018 22:32  |
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Originally posted by: nospam.Ed.Vance
I have used the MSDOS <-> 64 (MSDOS64) Program by M. Garamszeghy
when I wanted to be able to put a SEQ file I made on the
Commodore 64 PC into a ASCII .TXT file I could use on a computer
that has a Windows OS on it.
I use a 3-1/2" 2S/2D disk formatted for MS-DOS 720 KB and a
C= 1581 Drive to put the .TXT file(s) on the disk.
I've found it fine to occasionally convert a C= SEQ file to a
..TXT file but it only allows "One File" to be Transformed at a
time. It doesn't have a "Bulk" selection feature.
MSDOS64 takes a long time to Read and Write one file and it
would be a real long time if I tried using it for over 75 files.
I thought if I used WINVICE 3.1 it would be able to help Me do
what I want to do but I can't see anywhere in the Manual about
it being able to read a SEQ file.
The Manual talks about Reading disks converted to D64, D71, D81.
If I converted the 1581 disk with the SEQ files to a D81 disk
would I be able to use WINVICE's x64.exe program to Read those
SEQ files and Save them to the Windows XP computer I use?
I have read about D64 but never was interested in doing that to
any of my 1541 disks (or D81 to my 1581 disks).
Is there another Commodore 64 Program I could use?
(I guess I ought to look at Zimmers after writing this) ;-)
Thanks for reading (and Helping).
.... When you can't see the bright side, polish the dull one.
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| Re: C= SEQ Files to DOS . [message #360147 is a reply to message #359978] |
Fri, 05 January 2018 05:45  |
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Originally posted by: nospam.Ed.Vance
01-03-18 06:30 wwww.leser@gmail.com wrote to All about Re: C= SEQ Files to DOS
Howdy!,
ww> @MSGID: <5A4D4F27.2422.cbm@capitolcityonline.net>
ww> Did you consider editing the MSDOS64 BASIC code, thus extending its
ww> functionality to include the desired bulk selection feature?
Thanks for the Reply.
I have often thought about EDiting the Basic Code portion, but never
looked into doing it.
When the Program is Ran it loads a ML file from disk.
I haven't dug in to looking at what that ML portion does.
I thought asking here first before trying to EDit the PRG to see if
anyone knew of another program that would be easier on Me.
I did look around Bo Zimmers pages today and grabbed a few files
that I found interesting, but haven't put them over on the C= machine
yet. ROUNDTUITS.......................
.... Suitable for mixed, slightly twisted, and confused company
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