Remove a few stray backslash escapes

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T. Joseph Carter 2015-10-27 17:36:52 -07:00
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@ -602,7 +602,12 @@ and click on AppleShare.
`a2server-setup` to update it, and if that doesnt work, type `showip` to get
your Pis IP address. On Mac OS X, enter the IP address under “Connect To
Server…” from the Go menu of the Finder; on Windows, type the IP address
following \\\\ in an Explorer window.)
following two blackslash characters (\\) in an Explorer window.)
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Open the ADTDISKS shared volume and copy any disk images you want to make into
disks in there.
@ -1017,10 +1022,10 @@ form:
`acmd -p imageFileName APPLE2.FILENAME fileType auxType < fileToBeCopied`
`fileType` should be a three-letter name (e.g. TXT), or a numeric type (e.g.
255 or \\$E0). `auxType` is also needed for file types that require it (e.g.
BIN), and can be either decimal, or hexadecimal if preceded with \\$. You can
use \\$2000 for `auxType` if youre not sure. If you want the file to go into
a ProDOS subdirectory, you can specify the path as part of `APPLE2.FILENAME`
255 or $E0). `auxType` is also needed for file types that require it (e.g.
BIN), and can be either decimal, or hexadecimal if preceded with $. You can
use $2000 for `auxType` if youre not sure. If you want the file to go into a
ProDOS subdirectory, you can specify the path as part of `APPLE2.FILENAME`
(but do not include the volume name); any subdirectories that dont already
exist will be created.