Issue 21: Jul 2002
Features
- | Foreword
- | Tip of the day
- | Something for Nothing
- | Platariada 2002
- | Atari in the USA 2002
- | Digital Photography Revisited
- | Defender to Chopper Command
- | CAMUS: Cellular Automata MUSic generator
- | Atari 8-bit hard drive interface
- | Mac 'n' Back
| Mac 'n' Back Step Across is a little Macintosh freeware program by Michael Ahrweiler from Germany - but in English - which allows you to convert text (ASCII) files from some different systems like, Atari, DOS, UNIX, Amiga and Macintosh. For those who use Calamus with MagiC Mac (an exellent Atari-compatible OS) it is very easy to get ASCII files from different platforms, because Calamus SL200X has superb ASCII import. But the other way around is a bit of a problem. With Step Across you can change or correct the ASCII-format at lightspeed and send by e-mail from your Mac, with correct special signs, even if you have written it in Signum, Script or Papyrus - just export the text as ASCII and convert it with Step Across. christopher@myatari.co.uk
Useful links
Download Step Across http://wuarchive.wustl.edu/systems/mac/info-mac/text/ step-across-120.hqx Author michael_ahrweiler@hh2.maus.de
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