Subj : How to connect a Commodor
To   : JAMES HARRIS
From : Mike Powell
Date : Thu Jul 19 2018 07:03:00

> The other day I dug out some cassettes which had Pet programs saved on
> them around, I would estimate, 1979. To my great surprise they were
> still readable! I am fairly astonished about that, and certainly delighted!

A couple of years ago, I found all of my old TI99 cassettes, which were
written to around 1981-83.  They mostly were also still good!  In my case,
the only way I could figure to get them transfered was to buy a floppy
drive (from ebay, I think) that worked with the TI99, install it, load the
cassettes into memory on the TI and then write the program data back out to
floppy.

If, for some reason, I want then copy those to my PC, there are some
utilities for that (at least, that run under DOS).

I am not sure about your CBM platform, but maybe there is an easier way. :)

Mike
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