How do I turn the .zip file on this webpage into a .d64?

http://noname.c64.org/csdb/release/?id=48032

Thanks!

Chris

Il 11/03/2012 14:31, cts3000 ha scritto:
> How do I turn the .zip file on this webpage into a .d64?
>
> http://noname.c64.org/csdb/release/?id=48032
>
You do not "convert" a .zip file, you extract its contents. In that 
specific .zip file, the file "sgr browser 0.5" is a .prg file (even 
though without the .prg extension), so treat it as such

"Somebody" <i@someaddress.com> wrote in message=20
news:4f5d1c1a$0$232$dbd4b001@news.wanadoo.nl...=20
> Il 11/03/2012 14:31, cts3000 ha scritto:=20
>> How do I turn the .zip file on this webpage=20
>> into a .d64?=20
>>
>> http://noname.c64.org/csdb/release/?id=3D48032=20
>>
> You do not "convert" a .zip file, you extract=20
> its contents. In that specific .zip file, the=20
> file "sgr browser 0.5" is a .prg file (even=20
> though without the .prg extension), so treat=20
> it as such=20

And then...I assume you can add the .prg to an=20
existing .d64 and convert it to disk to run on=20
the C64?=20

Bill=20

Il 11/03/2012 22:45, Bill Garber ha scritto:
>

> And then...I assume you can add the .prg to an
> existing .d64 and convert it to disk to run on
> the C64?
>
Yes

On 11.03.2012 23:03, Somebody wrote:
> Il 11/03/2012 22:45, Bill Garber ha scritto:
>>
>
>> And then...I assume you can add the .prg to an
>> existing .d64 and convert it to disk to run on
>> the C64?
>>
> Yes

May be the thread creator asks for a tools which can integrate single 
files into a .d64 image ?
I would recommend http://www.z80.eu/d64.html for a list of D64 capable 
programs.

Regards
  Peter

Peter Dassow schrieb:

>May be the thread creator asks for a tools which can integrate single=20
>files into a .d64 image ?

I'd recommend him http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=3Dprg+to+d64 then.

On 15.03.2012 23:55, Rudolf Harras wrote:
> Peter Dassow schrieb:
>
>> May be the thread creator asks for a tools which can integrate single
>> files into a .d64 image ?
>
> I'd recommend him http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=prg+to+d64 then.

So you want to show you're able to use google ?
I prefer to visit sites which are specialized to a specific subject.
Google does not always point out the best hits, that's why I recommended 
to visit http://www.z80.eu/d64.html ...

Regards
  Peter

On 2012-03-16, Peter Dassow <z80eu@arcor.de> wrote:
> Google does not always point out the best hits, that's why I recommended 
> to visit http://www.z80.eu/d64.html ...

And then there's of course GunZip.c64 / GunZip.128 if you want/need
to decompress in the Commodore machine:
  http://www.iki.fi/a1bert/Dev/gunzip/

-- 
/Nynaeve could only shake her head. She remembered the night the girl had
 filled her fool self with wine. At least she had never done that again;
 her head the next morning had seemed an effective cure./
	-- Nynaeve about Elayne in The Wheel of Time:"The Fires of Heaven"

Peter Dassow schrieb:

>> I'd recommend him http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=3Dprg+to+d64 then.
>
>So you want to show you're able to use google ?

You didn't get the message then. ;)

>Google does not always point out the best hits

Maybe, but it still helps to figure out what a .ZIP and .D64 is. If
someone is not able to figure out himself then he might not be able to
use these programs anyway...

On 17.03.2012 23:18, Rudolf Harras wrote:
>
>> So you want to show you're able to use google ?
>
> You didn't get the message then. ;)
>
>> Google does not always point out the best hits
>
> Maybe, but it still helps to figure out what a .ZIP and .D64 is. If
> someone is not able to figure out himself then he might not be able to
> use these programs anyway...

Perhaps you didn't get my message. Google is not really helpful, if you 
want to get information in a systematic form. Google will give you a lot 
of site hits, but do not tell you if it's useful or not.
So pointing to a specific page which contains exactly the wanted 
information, of course also condensed and all needed auxilliary 
equipment, too - this is MUCH MORE USEFUL than just "google" something.

Regards
  Peter

Peter Dassow schrieb:

>So pointing to a specific page which contains exactly the wanted=20
>information, of course also condensed and all needed auxilliary=20
>equipment, too - this is MUCH MORE USEFUL than just "google" something.

Sure. But in this case he still could have googled the answer in 2
minutes.