How to copy files from Commodore disks to CP/M disks.

First you must have the destination disk already formatted in Commodore
CP/M.  This can be a 1541, 1571 or 1581 disk.

Software methods:

1.  Crosslink - limited by file size.

2.  Big Blue Reader - excellent Commercial utility.  REU support.  NOT
    limited by file size.  You need either a 1571 or 1581 to take full
    advantage of BBR's ability to transfer to/from DOS disks. MENUs make
    it an easy system to use.

3.  Format Executive - Commercial package for C=128 CP/M.  You will need
    a 1571 or 1581 to take advantage of the ability to transfer to/from
    DOS disks.  Command line structure - no menus!

Modem methods:

1.  Null modem to connect systems.

2.  Commonsense Terminal has the ability to up/download from a Commodore
    CP/M disk.

3.  CP/M term - runs in native Commodore mode, but uses only CP/M disks
    for the source/destination media.  Has only Xmodem.

4.  Various CP/M terminals are available for the C=128.  They sure
    don't measure up to say DeskTerm.