Hi Caleb,
Re. your question from a few days back:
Normally, floppies from the XP will be read just fine by the 190.
That means, they appear on the desktop, with a 'PC' disk icon, and you
can copy files from them to your harddisk. That's the first step.
If not, you can refer back to the details in
On Apr 3, 2005, at 3:42 AM, Caleb Cupples wrote:
I know this is probably a stupid question, but is there any way that a
DOS-format floppy can be read by a Mac or a Mac floppy read by a
Windows machine. I have a lot of files I need to transfer from my Win
XP machine to my OS8 machine, but I need
I know this is probably a stupid question, but is there any way that a
DOS-format floppy can be read by a Mac or a Mac floppy read by a Windows
machine. I have a lot of files I need to transfer from my Win XP machine
to my OS8 machine, but I need to know if floppies will work or if I need
to
I forgot to mention that I'm running a PowerBook 190, if that makes any
difference.
Caleb
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I know this is probably a stupid question, but is there any way that
a DOS-format floppy can be read by a Mac or a Mac floppy read by a
Windows machine. I have a lot of files I need to transfer from my
Win XP machine to my OS8 machine, but I need to know if floppies
will work or if I need to
Fluxstringer wrote:
I know this is probably a stupid question, but is there any way that
a DOS-format floppy can be read by a Mac or a Mac floppy read by a
Windows machine. I have a lot of files I need to transfer from my Win
XP machine to my OS8 machine, but I need to know if floppies will
On Apr 3, 2005 6:42 AM, Caleb Cupples [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know this is probably a stupid question, but is there any way that a
DOS-format floppy can be read by a Mac or a Mac floppy read by a Windows
machine. I have a lot of files I need to transfer from my Win XP machine
to my OS8
Tell us what kind of machine you are running OS 8 on.
Also what kind of files you are referring to. Dos code ?
What OS is on the PC? You should have no problem transferring .jpeg,
.pdf, .word etc if you have programs on both end to read them.
Acrobat Reader is free. . You probably have
Fluxstringer wrote:
Tell us what kind of machine you are running OS 8 on.
Also what kind of files you are referring to. Dos code ?
What OS is on the PC? You should have no problem transferring .jpeg,
.pdf, .word etc if you have programs on both end to read them.
Acrobat Reader is free. . You
Fluxstringer wrote:
Tell us what kind of machine you are running OS 8 on.
Also what kind of files you are referring to. Dos code ?
What OS is on the PC? You should have no problem transferring
.jpeg, .pdf, .word etc if you have programs on both end to read
them.
Acrobat Reader is free. . You
Fluxstringer wrote:
Fluxstringer wrote:
Tell us what kind of machine you are running OS 8 on.
Also what kind of files you are referring to. Dos code ?
What OS is on the PC? You should have no problem transferring
.jpeg, .pdf, .word etc if you have programs on both end to read them.
Acrobat
I'm running a PowerBook 190. The files are mainly .txt and .doc
files. I'm running Windows XP Home on the PC end. What I'm trying
to do is move my writing projects off my PC onto my PowerBook so I
can carry them around with me.
Word on both would help. Or send it as email in plain text to
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