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DoctorVell

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  1. YES that is the one I believe, but were there anymore created...BTW I downloaded the demos from that site
  2. I am wondering if anyone has an .ATR file for the Atari 8 bit system that was a joke DOS that someone created. What happened is that when you did the A [ret] [ret] you got a directory with all the same file. There was some other stuff that made it seem like you were formatting your disk when you weren't, etc... It was quite funny prank to put on my friends Atari 800 when I had the actual disk.
  3. Hi there, I don't know if it is possible, but I have some Atari 8 bit files I downloaded from the archive at the University of Michigan (UMICH) and I was wondering if there was a way with MS Vista to convert those into an .ATR file so I can use them with Atari800Win Plus 4 program. Basically, it is the .ams music files. I can play them fine in my Atari ST emulator with MMM226 but I would like to load them with my Atari 8 bit emulator. Thanks...
  4. HELP!!! I am very confused on how to use the Advanced Music System II program using the emulator of Atari 2.0.3. I downloaded the entire archive of AMS songs from umich's archive. I wish to play them using a program, but I don't know how to have my program work so I can play them through the emulator. I have a disk image of the program which does have some samples, but it only loads it up via the "D1:" drive but my song files are on the "H:" drive. Any help would be appreciated, unless there is another program that will load them off this virtual drive (on my system they are under the /ams folder on my C: drive, but I have that folder where they are located as a "H:" drive. Thanks...
  5. Depends on your emulator, and on your programming skills. Atari++ offers the option to install the H: device handler under the D: name so you could use that transparently; first use the DOS of your choice to copy the contents of the AMS .ATR image to a H: device, then install the host device as D:. Second option: IIRC, the AMS player is simply a basic program that bootstraps the assembly language player. Load that file under basic and modify the D:s to H:s. So long, Thomas The emulator I'm using is Atari 800 Emulator 2.0.3, I don't know how to really how to use Atari++ (did download it) nor how to do option #2. Thanks... Thanks
  6. Hi there, Here is my problem... I have APX20100.ATR for my Atari 800 emulator. It works GREAT for playing my AMS music files that are included in the .ATR file itself. I would like to know is there a way for them to play them via the H: drive? I have unarc'ed the UMICH archive of the AMS files into a specific folder and I use it as my H: drive. Or is there a way to uncompress the .ATR files into a file I can place in that hard drive folder and just run the program from there? I wish to play them but I can't play the songs. Thanks
  7. THANK-YOU That is it, now all I have to do is SLOW down my Atari 8 bit emulator so I can see it Atari 8 bit speed.
  8. Hi there, Many years ago, I had for my Atari 800 called Apple Kill which was a battle between Atari and Apple computers. Does anyone have this and if so does it work with an Atari 8 bit emulator, as that I don't have my Atari 800 anymore (died on me). Thank-you..
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