Apple Disk Transfer 1.22
                           by Paul Guertin
                             pg@sff.net
                      December 4th, 1995 - 1999

                         Apple II <==> MS-DOS


Apple Disk Transfer (ADT for short) is a set of two programs to
transfer a standard 16-sector Apple II disk to a 140k file on an
MS-DOS computer, and transfer a standard disk image file to disk
on an Apple II.

ADT 1.22 requires the Apple II to have a Super Serial Card, a card
which is hardware-compatible with SSC, or built-in SSC-compatible
serial port hardware. The IIc+ and //c include SSC-compatible
serial ports. The built-in IIgs serial ports are _not_ hardware-
compatible with SSC and will not work with ADT 1.22.

ADT is freeware.

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Contents of ADT122.ZIP archive:

    readme.txt      -- Information and directions
    adt122.dsk      -- Disk image containing ADT 1.22 (see below).
APPLE II FILES:
    adt.asm         -- Text source code file for ADT.
    adt.dmp         -- Object code for ADT (Monitor dump format).
    adtcfg.bas      -- Applesoft program to configure ADT.
MS-DOS FILES:
    adt.exe         -- MS-DOS executable.
    adt.c           -- Source code for adt.exe (Turbo C 2.0).
    comm.c          -- Freeware serial port routines for Turbo C.
    comm.h          -- Header file for above.

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