HP-PC transfer
Geoffrey W Osborne (gwo215@cscgpo.anu.edu.au)
Tue, 17 May 1994 09:30:00 --1000
Bjarne,
For transfer of data between HP and PC's, HP Disk reader is the easiest
solution, but if as you state it is unavailable then it's not much use you, and
it is also limited to files which will physically fit on a microdiskette. In
our hands this can a major limitation particulary with large calcium files. The
solution is ethernet connections on both computers. Fusion make the HP end, and
we use WinQVT net on the PC which allows up to 15 telnet connections from the
PC at one time, anonymous FTP (so people can log on to the PC to get their data
anytime after transfer), and FTP for file transfer. It's shareware, about US$40
I think.
Hope this helps insome way,
Geoff
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