[sebhc] naming conventions
Steven Parker
sp11 at hotmail.com
Tue May 18 18:46:49 CDT 2004
>I don't like ".tape" and ".disk" ...
> #2 - It does not tell you what machine it's for. I have a number of
>emulators, and
> it's nice if you can tell what machine a file is for ... ".DSK"
>could be for
> any one.
I was just assuming one would keep separate emulators and their associated
software in different locations (folders). :-)
>so -- I chose ".H8T" which stands for "H8 Tape", if I do a disk emulation,
>the
>disk file will be called ".H8D" which will stand for "H8 Disk".
It's your emulator .. you win ! :-)
>If someone can present a good H8 related reason for the extension "PID", I
>will be
>happy to switch it all back.
Hey, I was only lobbying for "tape". :-)
>[Turns out that 1/2 or more of the documents in the archive are unreadable
>to me,
> which is VERY annoying - I've not seen this anywhere else - and I
>download a fair
> number of PDF's in my line of work]
My version5 reads them but always gives the warning "may contain newer
information than this browser can support." I don't think these have
anything fancy in them ... I wonder - is there a simple way to convert them
to a more universal format?
Cheers,
- Steven
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