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  1. Aug 1st, 2003, 02:51 AM #1
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    Virtual Floppy Drive???

    Is there software that allows you to create a virtual floppy drive and write to it like a regular floppy drive (except it saves the data to a floppy image file)?
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    Im not sure, but you can look for an app called Alcohol 120%. It does CD Virtual drives and perhaps floppy images too. I may be wrong, but try a search for it to see.
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    Not sure either but try Deamon Tools

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    Originally posted by wrack
    Not sure either but try Deamon Tools
    That'd be Daemon Tools.
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    Daemon Tools is a vitrual dvd-rom drive that you can load cd images into, thats all. I've used that program before. Handy for testing ISO that you download off the net
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    Originally posted by DiGiTaIErRoR
    That'd be Daemon Tools.
    Thanks for correcting.

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    I have Alcohol 120% and it doesnt do it. Guess im going to have to make the disk then image it. then make the next a so on. its gonna take forever.

    The reason I wanted to do that is because we have this program (There are 6 different versions of the sets) that creates 6 disks. Disc by disk and some ppl but in the wrong disk and then they have to start over.

    Well im going to get started....

    Thanx for trying tho
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