Re: Quark QC10 up and running

["Frank Townsend" <ftownsen@iamdigex.net>]

I thought so too, but I only have Catalyst on 3.5 disks.  Since I have an
"old ROM" IIc (which I believe won't utilize 3.5" drives) I need to find
Catalyst on 5.25 disks.  Part of the protection scheme for 3.5 Catalyst,
BTW, requires that it be run on a Unidisk.

Also, I have concluded that having at least *one* 280 block volume is a good
idea since this allows copying a volume from floppy to Quark.

"Roy and/or Janet Miller" <millers@inetnebr.com> wrote in message
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> Frank Townsend wrote:
>
> > Shock of shocks the QC10 works fine!  Although I must say that
> > setting it up is daunting.  I first got the idea that the way to go
> > was to make a lot of floppy-sized ProDOS volumes (like an Apple Corvus
> > Omnidrive).  However, that now seems less attractive since you have
> > to mount and unmount each one to access them.  Better large drives
> > with directories, I think.
>
> If you don't have it, you might want to try to find Quark's Catalyst
program,
> which is a program selector and large drive manager. Should be the perfect
fit
> for that drive.