Hi Jim,
> I started out with a Xerox computer that had two 8-inch floppies. Next was
> a Zenith, with 5-1/4" floppies. Then, I graduated to the small, hard-cased
> floppy which I just measured as 3-1/2". I'm sure this is what Andrew refers
> to.
I assumed thats what Andrew refers to as well.
The only thing, or format I can't read anymore is 8", the old drive is long
since departed, dried caps (could have fixed) and to many other things
wrong so it was thrown out in a big cleanup I had last year.
Mag, tape, disk, opticdisk, harddisk, DEC, Xerox, CPM, you name it, I can
probably read it. Even still have 2 DEC rainbows with 400K drives
but with software like Alien, poor thing hasnt been fired up for a while
since I last played moonlander.
Cheers
Ian Manners
http://www.comkal.net/
*? <- Grandpa Tribble with his cane
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