Transfer +3

Back in the Spectrum days, my longed-for childhood, I used to spend a lot of time thinking about those programs I'd seen advertised and had caught my attention, but for whatever reason, I never got around to. One of them was Transfer +3. It caught my attention that Topo had published a utility, and also that it allowed you to copy tapes to discs, since not all the games that appeared did so in that format (at least not in the early years).

Time passed, and the truth is, I forgot about it... Until a while ago I saw that it had been preserved. I added the file to the page and didn't have any contact with it again until today, when I decided to write the file, and the surprise I got was a pleasant one, because I didn't have it... But in reality, I did.

Discopack +3, the other utility published by New Frontier for +3, was nothing more than an improved version of the Topo program. In fact, the program itself mentioned that it was, although it didn't explicitly refer to the one we're dealing with.

The truth is, it's surprising what one learns so many [crossed out]years[/crossed out] later.