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daftspaniel wrote:http://daftspaniel.com/Dragon/JSTools/S ... gner5.html

Here's and update which works on IE, Chrome, Opera, Firefox and KMeleon.

Thanks,
Davy

Thanks Davy, the update works with SeaMonkey 2.0.14 as well (which is the version I currently use).

Davy, I can't get this new version to work. Does it require HTML 5 ?

Simon, the following that are already in the downloads section all work on a real D32 and just need their file names changed (note the change in some of the years, and I'm assuming that if it loads then it qualifies for the ! flag): dominoes (198x)(oasis software) .zip -> dominoes (198x)(oasis softw...

I know of other conversion methods but I'm working on the premise that if a real Dragon can read a wave file created by DC.EXE then the CAS file must be decent.

Sarah, it's no wonder that in a previous life you were able to find so many pokes for all those arcade games!

Short of splitting large multi-part programs such as Mystery of the Java Star into separate parts, is there any way of enabling DC to convert large files? I'm particularly interested in the CAS to WAV conversion.

Rink, I'm stunned that a real Dragon loads a post mp3 sound file, I never thought it would work though I still wouldn't recommend it. As Sarah points out, DC has less tolerance than a real Dragon so it's perhaps no surprise that DC fails in this instance.

The other possible source of the issue might be that Voice Memos records a .m4a file and I've had to convert that to Mp3 and *then* to wav (although if I reload that new wav through my tape drive program, the actual Dragon 32 accepts it perfectly). This is the cause of the problem as MP3s use a los...

Do you want an FTP account so you can manage the downloads section? I'll have to think about that. As for what testing I have done so far, I have file compared my uploads against those in the downloads section and found no identical cassette image, thus answering my earlier question. When I get the...

Datacom Publications released a compilation tape containing eight (IIRC) games, one of which was a variation on the "bomb a city to land your aircraft" game - look for "air assault (1984)(datacom publications)[!].zip" at http://archive.worldofdragon.org/archiv ... ragon/cas/