CPMXFER.COM
                 A CP/M to Apple DOS file transfer utility


     CPMXFER.COM is a CP/M to Apple DOS file transfer utility.  It is actually
an Apple DOS program with a Z-80 header.  To get it onto your Apple DOS disk,
just type CPMXFER from CP/M command level and the program will display
instructions for transferring itself.  NOTE: It will only work with 16 sector
DOS 3.3.  Be sure that after you have completed the transfer, that you use a
BASIC program to run CPMXFER as mentioned in the instructions.  If this is
not heeded, you will get constant NOT DIRECT COMMAND error messages from
Apple DOS.

Command Syntax:  CAT d: - catalog of Apple DOS disk in drive d: (note: d =
                          drive letter of selected drive)
                 DIR d: - directory of CP/M disk in drive d:
                 d:APPLEDOSNAME=d:CP/MNAME.EXT(/T) [RETURN] - command to
                          cause transfer of CP/M file named CP/MNAME.EXT to
                          Apple DOS file named APPLEDOSNAME.  Note that the
                          /T in parentheses is only used when the file to
                          be transferred is a text or ASCII file and that
                          the parentheses are not typed.  The default drives
                          are A: for the Apple DOS disk and B: for the CP/M
                          disk, if you have any other arrangement, you must
                          specify d: where appropriate.

Only text files (using the /T switch), and binary files (using no switch) may
be transferred using this program.  BASIC programs therefore must have been
saved in ASCII format to be moved.  Binary files are transferred verbatim.
Text files are processed to be more compatable with Apple DOS; ie, line feeds
after carriage returns are removed, tabs are expanded to 8 column tab stops,
[CTRL-Z]'s are changed to NULL's and the high bit of each character is set.

Errors:     INVALID DRIVE  - Invalid drive specified in command.
            INVALID DRIVES - The default CP/M drive and Apple DOS drive
                             are the same.
            FILE TOO LARGE - Binary file is either too large to fit in
                             memory or larger than 32K.
            FILE NOT FOUND - CP/M file does not exist.
            COMMAND ERROR  - Command was not entered correctly.

NOTE:  If you receive an Apple DOS error such as disk full, etc., you
       MUST rerun CPMXFER.


(CPMXFER is distributed as a service to Apple CP/M users)