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188 lines
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Disk-fer Terminal Software
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Written by
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The Redheaded Freak
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The main point of this software is to make the world of piracy a whole
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lot easier and more efficient of the computers time of disk-space and of YOUR
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time. You need not be presant during the x-fer which can and has lasted up to
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1 hour and 10 minutes. You dont need two extra disks for any ]PARTS or
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anything of the sort. Instead you need Disk-fer and a blank disk.
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Operation of Disk-fer is as follows. When you bootup the program you
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might be confronted with one of many things.
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1)- It could be in lowercase (if you can't read lowercase) in which case you
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hit 'F' to configure the system.
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2)- The slot could be configured wrong in which case you need to hit 'C' to
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change the slot. If it hangs the system as a result of a bad slot # you
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need to mod the program BEFORE you run it.
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To make this mod from the monitor type:
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*905:N0 (where 'N' is the slot #)
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if your slot # is 2 then there should be a $20 there.
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3)- It comes up Disk-fer with the right slot and all!!!!!!!!!!!
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After you get it configured for your system you should see a bunch of
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commands staring back at you!
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P)- Toggles between on hook and off hook. An inverse PHN on the status bar
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will be lit when the cat is online.
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V)- Toggles between MODEM and VOICE mode. Modem mode will be forced at the
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Begining of a X-fer. And VOICE mode will be forced at the menu.
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C)- Changes the Apple-cat slot. An intesesting little thing that happens
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on my computer is that when I change the slot to my printer card and
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the printer is off, the carrier light flashes on and off at the same
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rate as the video circuitry updates the screen. Leaving broken
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characters on the screen.
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M)- Toggles Between ORGINATE and ANSWER mode of the modem. During a B)oth
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trade the computer to send first is the one that is in ORGINATE at the
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start of the X-fer.
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F)- Reconfigure Disk-fer. This command is prompted by a message reading
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LOWERCASE (Y/N)... Quite obviously you answer this question Yes or No
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Then it asks you if you want a configured copy saved on disk. the
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configured copy contains the current password of the system and the
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current slot of the apple-cat. Your lowercase status is also saved on
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disk. The file saved on disk is called 'Disk-fer' and can be BRUN as
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your running copy of the program
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D)- Dos command. This option allows you to enter a dos command to be
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parsed by the current DOS. (any DOS command can be entered)
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E)- Edit password. This option edits the current password of the system.
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you may enter lowercase/cntrl/normal chars to be used as your password.
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The password is used to keep unwanted people (Software Underground
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Members) out of your system.
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S)-\
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R)-+\
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B)-++\
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L)-+++\
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K)-++++\These five options are the Transfer/Recieve options. I will explain how
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use them in general then in detail. When you select one of these
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options the copmuter comes up with 'Enter password :' at this point you
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can either type:
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<ESC> to abort....
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<RET> to transfer when both Apples are in 'local mode' (see below)....
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Hitting return will just jump to the transfer routine that you chose at
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the Menu.
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A two character password entered at this prompt puts the Apple into a
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remote computer. This option is used to call up a 'Disk-fer BBS' which
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will be waiting for calls to send disks, if of course the two passwords
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match. Those two passwords are:
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The computer that is the 'BBS'
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The password that you type after the command.
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Sending and receiving files.
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------- --- --------- ------
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S)- Send the diskette in drive one. This command MUST be executed along
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with the 'R' command.
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R)- Receive a disk from the lines to drive 1.
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B)- Receive a disk and put it on drive two. And Send the diskette in drive
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two. The order of operations is decided by the ORG/ANS mode. The
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in ORG sends first.
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L)- Lop-sided send. Send both the disks in both drives. (Note, to many of
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these X-fers will cause the computer to self-destruct to prevent you
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from being LEACHED upon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
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K)- Lop-sided receive. Receive disks in both drives. These are the best
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X-fers that the program does!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
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(Note: if the computer is not in Unattended mode these X-fers will
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'never' abort by themselves. They will just keep hacking away unless
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a sync error occurs and the receive skips a block. These errors are
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possible but not likely. If the transfer ends on its own. Then you can
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be 98% sure that the disks have been sent correctly.
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When the X-fer ends both sides will wait for you to hit a key.
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the first person to hit a key will be in control of both computers
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He/She (Wo-man's LIB) will be sent a small menu at 300 baud.
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B)ell or H)ang up??
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You can either page the owner of the computer with the B)eep option
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or you can H)ang up the other computer so that you can call back
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This menu is nice if your freind wants to go to bed while you download
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the programs in his drives. You can hang up his computer so it won't
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tie up the lines all night.
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At any time during this little menu you can hit escape to enter the
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Main menu.
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(Note: If your computer is in Unattended mode it will not jump to this
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menu. but it will go to wait for another ring.)
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Unattended Mode
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---------- ----
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The Unattended menu is reached by hitting 'U' and it is exited by
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hitting 'U' also. In this menu the fone will never be kept off hook for more
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than a second. When you hit one of the five send/receive commands the computer
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comes up:
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'Waiting for ring...'
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XX (XX is your current password)
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When the computer receives a ring or you hit '+' it will wait 8 seconds
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for a carrier. Then it will wait 8 seconds for the correct password to be sent.
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If either of these timing requirements is not met then the computer hangs up
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and awaits another call.
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If the mode chosen for unattended mode includes a receive mode such as
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R, K or B and the apple receives a complete diskette in a drive then it will no
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longer await a ring because it would just receive a program on the same disk
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that had just been written to.
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all you dudes should have fun with it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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If there are any questions or suggestions then you should contact:
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Myself, Checksum or The Black Hole.
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P.S. You have to remember that the pirates with the most class are
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the Independents like Checksum and Myself.
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And whenever any one asks you:
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"Who is this Redheaded Freak Character??????"
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Just tell em' that he's a pirates (maybe not a good one) just a pirate.
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Remember, any and ALL suggestions to:
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The Redheaded Freak
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Checksum
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The Black Hole
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(C) Freaky boy Software INC.
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May 28, 1983
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To copy this program in whole or in part
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is a violation of code# B3444E3442
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of section #47223111
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in the beneath Apple-dos
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manual!!!!!!!
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