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to: MICHAEL ROSEN 73340,2756 (X)
from: Kevin Darling (UG Pres) 76703,4227
date: 1990-11-16 20:03:49
subject: #8250-HELP....

#: 8253 S9/Utilities
    16-Nov-90  20:03:49
Sb: #8250-HELP....
Fm: Kevin Darling (UG Pres) 76703,4227
To: MICHAEL ROSEN 73340,2756 (X)

Hi Michael -  you're probably pretty close... does a "dir /d1" (or wherever) of
the disk you tried to make readable, show any files?

If so, then you're in good shape.  Now copy the files over to a *real* OS9
disk.... where you can do more operations on them (the rsdos->os9 disk thingie
doesn't really make it a full os9 disk, so you must get the files onto a real
os9 disk).

From there, we'll have to give a little more help, I suspect... which will
depend upon which files you downloaded.  Some files are archived (compressed)
and need Ar (AR09.BIN in lib 9) to break out, some are ready-to-go (you'll have
to do "attr filename e pe" on those to make them loadable; and some may be text
files etc... just as with any computer downloads.

Let us know which files, and we'll get you rolling quickly as possible.
 best - kev

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