Hello Cal,

I don't use Dataviz, but know of a few ways to do this. What kind of disks do you have, exactly? There is a simple and free utility that reads Mac floppy disks, (either 800K or 1.4M but not both AFAIK). I'll find it for you if you need it. There is Basilisk that reads floppy disks too (but again either 800K or 1.4M, I can check that for you). If you have CD's that you can't read somehow, maybe you should tell us a little more about the files you have.

Mark

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Op 2-jun-2006, om 22:19 heeft Cal Horner het volgende geschreven:

Anyone on the list using a Dataviz product called "MacOpener"?

It's supposed to read the mac formatted dicsc and transfer them to Windows.

I've got thousands of old HC stacks just gathering dust in the corner I'd
like to convert them with Rev.

Cal

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