-=> Drew Klenotic wrote to Dave Drum <=-

 DD> For sneaker-netting onto an Amiga floppy (880K) I copy the thing to a
 DD> single density DOS floppy (720K) which my 'Miggy will read. Then
 DD> transfer it to the hard disk of the Amiga and burn it back to an 880K
 DD> Amiga formatted floppy. I assume you can do something similar with
 DD> your 1040 Atari.

 DK> Well, I have just about everything but a 1040, but yeah.  The problem
 DK> is with game images that have to be written in that format.  For
 DK> regular files, the sneaker netting works just fine.  For games written
 DK> as regular files, ditto.  But for some of the games that need to be in
 DK> the specific 800k format, it's only slightly less easy.

I'm not up on the Atari line - was there any major difference between the
520 and 1040 besides the memory? I was pretty sure you weren't still
mucking about with an 800XL.

Wait-a-minit. I still have (and fire up from time to time) a Commode Door
64 - no reason you wouldn't be fussing with a 400 or 800 machine.

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