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Fri, 5 Feb 1999 13:20:13 -0700
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Gordon,
  Ah flashback to Basic/3000 days.  As I recall this was the filecode for
"Basic Saved Data" file. Do you happen to have the source for the program which
creates this?  You may have to write a quick Basic/3000 program to read it and
output it as ASCII;

Was it possibly created by the editor called....(help me out here folks...).
Whatever it was called, it was written in Basic/3000 and used tags like
".bold".  Oh well...  They say the mind is one of the first things to go....

Either way, I don't think it's in EBCDIC format. It's ASCII (and or Binary),
but the layout depends on the program which created it.

Is there a program which uses this file?  Can you tell us about it?

Rat

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Subject: Basic data files


Hi Everyone!

I have a question for you - Can anyone help me in converting a BASD file?

The file is called "test at 383W 1 record per block a total of 2171 records"
I need to convert this to ascii so that I can download to a PC.

First, IS this possible or do you have to do some things to a BASD file first?
I am completely ignorant when it comes to Basic so any help is extremely
appreciated.  I tried a fcopy with a ebcdicin but the data didn't look like it
was converted.

Thanks for all the help!
Gordon Wong


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