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| == Running LaddieCon ==
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| On your laptop, you must be running a TPDD client. TPDD clients include TS-DOS, TEENY, POWR-DOS, FLOPPY.CO or the WP-2 Disk mode.
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| For the physical connection, you need a "null modem" wired serial cable to connect to a serial port on your Windows PC. You need to know which numbered COM port you are using on the PC side.
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| LADDIECON.EXE runs on a Windows computer, on top of the .Net Framework. To start it,
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| Click Start -> Run -> cmd.exe
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| Assuming LADDIECON.EXE is saved at c:\tools\laddiecon.exe
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| <code><pre>
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| c:\tools\laddiecon.exe com1 6
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| </pre></code>
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| Here I put 'com1.' For your setup, the number may well be different.
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| If you are using a Tandy WP-2 word processor, make sure to change the '6' to an '8'. This is important because the WP-2 uses an 8.2 style (8 characters for the base name, 2 characters for extension) filename, while the Model 10x and 200 use a 6.2 style filename. If you don't set this properly, you will get weird behavior.
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| When you press ENTER, laddiecon should run until you hit CTRL-C. It won't appear to "do anything." It is completely "remote controlled" by your disk client on the Model T laptop.
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