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Sorry, I was asleep - Answer inside

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This message was posted by Agent X, posted on January 07, 2001 at 10:58:59 coming from 194.205.77
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This message is a reply to Well, *very obviously* noone here knows the answer... why don't you try it yourself? ~nt~ posted from Matthias posted at January 06, 2001 at 14:54:57
> > Does anyone know if you can use an external pc cdrom to connect to the double pro fighter adapter that connects to the printer port of a pc?

I'm not sure about this one, but I think that there were two separate adaptors for the DPF:-

The comms adaptor allowed the user to connect the DPF to their PC and transfer files.

The CD-ROM adaptor allowed the user to connect a CD-ROM (I've no idea what particular type, but I assume some sort of standard parallel one) to the DPF.

Both of these adaptors plugged into the top of the DPF (again, not sure which one).

Since I don't own one, I've no idea whether they worked when the DPF was in both Genesis & SNES modes, but I assume that the adaptors worked at least in SNES mode.

I've no idea where you can het either of these adaptors nowadays. There was talk a while back of getting someone to scan theirs and post them up, but nothing ever came of it.

Hope this helps

Agent X

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Message	> > > Does anyone know if you can use an external pc cdrom to connect to the double pro fighter adapter that connects to the printer port of a pc? > I'm not sure about this one, but I think that there were two separate adaptors for the DPF:- > The comms adaptor allowed the user to connect the DPF to their PC and transfer files. > The CD-ROM adaptor allowed the user to connect a CD-ROM (I've no idea what particular type, but I assume some sort of standard parallel one) to the DPF. > Both of these adaptors plugged into the top of the DPF (again, not sure which one). > Since I don't own one, I've no idea whether they worked when the DPF was in both Genesis & SNES modes, but I assume that the adaptors worked at least in SNES mode. > I've no idea where you can het either of these adaptors nowadays. There was talk a while back of getting someone to scan theirs and post them up, but nothing ever came of it. > Hope this helps > Agent X
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