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List:       newtontalk
Subject:    Re: [NTLK] Transferring notes from MP2x00 and MacOS Mojave
From:       Barry Rosenfeld <barryrosenfeld () comcast ! net>
Date:       2020-05-19 23:54:24
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Elias –
	Thanks very much.  I remember years ago trying the Slowdown utilities and it only \
sort of worked.  But I will give it a try.  Much appreciated.  –Barry 

Barry Rosenfeld
barryrosenfeld@comcast.net
+1 (917) 856-1458

From: Elias Basse
Sent: Tuesday, May 19, 2020 7:44 PM
To: newtontalk@newtontalk.net; Barry Rosenfeld
Cc: Pawel Piotrowski
Subject: Re: [NTLK] Transferring notes from MP2x00 and MacOS Mojave

You can do it with windows 10 you will need to use a cpu slowdown utility to make \
NCU behave.  Alternately you will need to use the repackaged installer for this in \
order to get it to install as the original is only 16bit.

Another alternative is to use a virtual machine running Windows 95 or 98.

There are lots of cpu slowdown utilities around for free that work well, the \
repackaged installer is available below if you want to try it.  I have had success \
with both FTDI and prolific serial interfaces.

Please find a download below to the Newton Connection Utilities for Windows 7/10


http://basse.me/NCUWIN710.zip

Sent from my iPhone


On May 19, 2020, at 8:02 AM, Barry Rosenfeld <barryrosenfeld@comcast.net> wrote:

Question to the group from a PC user - have people been able to use an FTDI adapter \
to connect their Newtons to Windows 10? Using NCU?  Any special steps need to be \
taken?  I have a lot of old data that I would like to download off of my MP2100.  \
Great to see the Newton community still thriving!  --Barry


Barry Rosenfeld

barryrosenfeld@comcast.net mailto:barryrosenfeld@comcast.net

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