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Title: Getting a bas file from dsk and convert to editable file
Post by: suleymancanan on 21:38, 27 December 17
Hi
I would like to extract a bas file and convert to a text file in order to edit
on a word processor or editor.
any suggestions?
cheers
Title: Re: Getting a bas file from dsk and convert to editable file
Post by: Shaun M. Neary on 23:32, 27 December 17
You can use CPCdiskXP to extract the .bas file to Windows. From there, edit any way you see fit.
Title: Re: Getting a bas file from dsk and convert to editable file
Post by: Skunkfish on 11:48, 28 December 17
You'll probably want to save as ASCII first so that it can be loaded in a regular text editor.

If my memory is correct you need to do SAVE"filename",a
Title: Re: Getting a bas file from dsk and convert to editable file
Post by: GUNHED on 02:31, 29 December 17
Quote from: suleymancanan on 21:38, 27 December 17
Hi
I would like to extract a bas file and convert to a text file in order to edit
on a word processor or editor.
any suggestions?
cheers


load"file.bas
save"file.bas",a

Title: Re: Getting a bas file from dsk and convert to editable file
Post by: johnno56 on 09:41, 01 March 18
I have used a program called ManageDSK to create, read and save DSK files. It's quite old (2012) and will take a bit of getting used to as it has bunch of tools. Files can be extracted from the DSK as well. (previous posts have suggested to save the .bas files as ASCII)

I run on a Linux machine and this program runs just fine using Wine. (Windows layer application)

http://www.cpcwiki.eu/index.php/ManageDsk

Hope this helps.

J
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