At 03:57 AM 8/26/2002, bogdan bot typed thusly:

>  Please give me ideas about:
>   1.What application do I start to transfer data between floppy and hard 
> drive.

 From your last post, you are starting your Classic with a floppy disk now, 
correct? Or is it booting on its own?

When it boots up, do you see a hard disk icon on the desktop?

Are you trying to copy the boot floppy?


>   2.Does a Win formatted floppy work at all?

What system version on the Mac? As I recall, I've had my Classic read 
Windows formatted floppies, yes. You should be able to copy files from 
one... but it loses the Mac specific resources if it's on a Windows floppy.


>   3.Which app formats a floppy.

The Finder.  Click on the floppy disk, go up to the Special menu, and pick 
"Erase disk." Alternately, if it doesn't recognize the floppy formatted 
(i.e., it *can't* read the Windows floppy, the floppy's unformatted, or 
there's a problem with the floppy) it'll say it can't read the disk and ask 
you to "initialize" it - in other words, format it.



>   4.Where is the Control Panel app?

Under the Apple menu.

-Eric

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