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Re: Copying Apple Diskettes
- Subject: Re: Copying Apple Diskettes
- From: Supertopcheckerbunny <remove-this-lotek64-and-this@aon.at>
- Date: Fri, 07 May 2004 09:08:44 +0200
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Now, there's a possibility those disks in your possession contain early
Mac software. If so, then they could be single- or double-sided,
double-density; either 400K or 800K.
Those disks had 1 MB capacity. MS DOS used only 720k, MacOS used 800K
and AmigaOS used 880K. The disks are physically the same anyway.