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== Where can I get Spectrum software? == | == Where can I get Spectrum software? == | ||
[ | [https://www.worldofspectrum.org/ World of Spectrum] is the largest archive of Spectrum software (and other material including magazines, books, emulators and utilities, as well as being home to the [https://www.worldofspectrum.org/forums/ WoS forums], the most active discussion forum for the Spectrum). | ||
== Why doesn't World Of Spectrum have (incredibly famous Spectrum game) available for download? == | == Why doesn't World Of Spectrum have (incredibly famous Spectrum game) available for download? == | ||
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== How do I get program files from the PC back on to a real Spectrum? == | == How do I get program files from the PC back on to a real Spectrum? == | ||
World | World of Spectrum's [https://www.worldofspectrum.org/soundload.html Program Transfer] page covers a number of options for transferring files back on to tape. | ||
In addition, there are a number of recently-developed hardware add-ons which allow you to use emulator files directly on the original hardware. One popular setup is the [[DivIDE]] IDE interface, in conjunction with a CompactFlash-to-IDE converter board; files from the PC can be copied to a CompactFlash card and loaded on the Spectrum. The [[Spectranet]] ethernet interface is another option; this allows emulator files to be loaded from a PC file server, on your local network or over the internet. | In addition, there are a number of recently-developed hardware add-ons which allow you to use emulator files directly on the original hardware. One popular setup is the [[DivIDE]] IDE interface, in conjunction with a CompactFlash-to-IDE converter board; files from the PC can be copied to a CompactFlash card and loaded on the Spectrum. The [[Spectranet]] ethernet interface is another option; this allows emulator files to be loaded from a PC file server, on your local network or over the internet. | ||