ZX emulators

There are 2 subj emulators, one works with *.trd format files and the second with z80 etc
and there is a SPECTRUM f-echo for which in the archive there are games for ZX, but the games are there in the
archive and the file extension is like *.b$0
What should I do?

PS It would be nice to have a BBS phone where all sorts of good things lie under the ZX

WBR Iliya

... And the birds sat at his feet...... -= Russian Team GUS =-

Thursday April 17, 1997 18:17, Iliya Kaledin wrote to All:

IK> There are 2 subj emulators, one works with *.trd format files and the second with z80
IK> etc and there is a SPECTRUM f-echo that is used in the archive games for ZX but games
IK> there in the archive and the file extension is like *.b$0

And there is also a program zcop, which perfectly converts *.$b into *.trd and in general
brings a lot of benefits ;)

IK> What to do?

Use zcop (c)

IK> PS It would be nice to have a BBS phone where all sorts of stuff is available ZX lies

If only everything were so simple;(

IK> WBR Iliya

Regards, Dmitry (OLDMAN).

IK>> z80 etc and there is a SPECTRUM f-echo for which games for ZX are in the archive, but
IK>> games there in the archive and file extensions like *.b$0

DG> And there is also a program zcop, which perfectly converts *.$b into *.trd and
DG> in general brings a lot of benefits ;)

A in general, really - after all, it is much easier for a person unfamiliar with domestic emulators to launch a disk image than to have fun with Hobet's files. Maybe it makes sense to put games on "disks" in the trd format into the file? Even if they are only slightly filled, all the excess will be compressed. You also need to take into account that the FAQ is international, and “there” they certainly won’t deal with the numerous procedures for a disk system that does not exist there and with help
for them in Russian. And anyone can guess to type a line like “spectrum diskname.trd”, since the Shalaev emulator is known in the West, including its latest
version.

Sincerely, Dmitry (OLDMAN).