16 Sep
2007
16 Sep
'07
8:22 p.m.
At 2:08 PM -0500 9/16/07, Jim Battle wrote:
Philip Pemberton wrote:
...
It doesn't help that the way it was originally advertised was *VERY*
misleading. I was not happy to learn that my Zorro Catweasel could
only read C64, PC, and Amiga disk formats out of all the formats that
it was advertised as being able to handle.
At least now their advertising is more honest.
Zane
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Now what I'd like to know is, what part of the
Catweasel's design
prevents it from being used for archiving discs?
Some people expect that just because they paid $100 for the card
that professional grade drivers should exist for every possible disk
format.