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* Converting C64 Multiprog Data to a Text File with CONVERT *
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1. Select C64 Multiprog => Text

2. Select the Multiprog File you want to Convert and click on READ.
   The entires of this File appear in the list field.
   You can make this step again and adding other Multiprog Files to
   your listfield. If some of your programs have the same name, the
   one of the list which you added first will be sorted first.

3. Enter the name of the text file in thet text field right of "Output".
   Then select your Options and click on "Write". The data will now
   be written into a text file.

Options:
write Blocks: write the blocks of the programs into the text file
write ID: write the ID-Number of the Disk the program is on
no doubles/duplicates: write each program just one time. If you have
    "Arkanoid" on two disks, it will just appear one time in the list.
write #: write the number of the data-file. The first file you added
         has number A, the next B, ... This is usable if each data
         file has it's own program-type-list and if you want to write
         a legend for it.

Other Buttons:
New: The list will be deleted from memory
Delete 1: The first entry of the list will be deleted

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* Other functions of CONVERT *
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- Can convert simple HTM-Files to Text. But there's already better software
  available for this procedure.

- Can convert C64 PETSCII-Files to ANSI-Text.

- Can write lines that contain a certain String to a new Textfile.

- Can remove return information (Chr$ 10+13) from files.

- Can convert Text with Tabulators to HTML-Tables. But thers's a bug
  in it. You'll have to edit these files in an editor that has a
  Search/Replace function.


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* Notes of the Re-Release 2021 *
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I did convert this to a 32bit version that should now run on 64bit Windows.
Don't know how useful this is 25 years later, but it was an interesting test
for me and maybe someone still needs to convert Multiprog data.

If the 32bit version won't run, try to start it with Administrator rights!

You might also run the 16bit version if you use Winevdm:
https://github.com/otya128/winevdm/releases
Just run the otvdmw.exe and then run convert.exe from it.

If you get the error message that CONVERT can't open the file, please quit
and start again and make sure your output file doesn't have the same name.