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Typically most computers will come back with a text response if they either don't find any program or if there was an error loading the tape. The old memories I hear from lots of folks were walking away to make a sandwich (and sometimes eating it) while the game loaded off tape.

Most of us own the hardware so I think you just happened to find a gap of knowledge in the emulators you're asking about I'm not sure of the speed of the emulator loading the tape file (I would think it would be quick though) but if for some reason it's really running at true hardware speeds you could be sitting there for quite a few minutes while it loads the data. Welcome to the forums at least -) If you're wondering, the lack of response I isn't from anything misconduct or anything on your end. is there any ultimate software/ game list anywhere? is Model 3 downward compatible? I mean, would it run anything from Model I? Because of ROMs I can only run Model I/lvl2 and Model III/lvl 2 - does the "level" matter? Is there no workaround around it - I mean some simpler way? I understand that I need to create a disk image and them move the files onto that image ? I`ve read the instructions on Ira Goldklang`s site but it seems I`m a bit too daft to follow them plus the recommended File Utilities link is not working. I`ve got lots of zipped programs but I`m not sure how to use these not in the. the counter is spinning and the ** thingies blink, but after the counter stops, nothing is happening, seems like system is hanging, or sometimes I can ESC back to the prompt. cas) ? I managed to get it "running" - i.e. how does one load a cassette program (not physical, I mean. I gathered some resources and had a go at TRS - 80 using TRS32 & sdltrs emulators. I`m from late ZX Spectrum era so never had actual contact with these machines. Barring some mainframes this means the `77 Trinity - AII, PET and the ol`TRS.

I recently decided to restart my emulation quest right at the bottom. Hi guys, 1st post, so forgive any misconduct.