Well, I didn't get any replies to my question about how best to archive
Cromemco software, so let me ask again in broader terms:
Aside from bootable system disks, for which Dave Dunfield's imaging program
seems to be a much better solution than Teledisk, what's the best way to
archive software in a way that makes it as universally useable as possible and
downloadable/emailable?
For example, I have original distribution diskettes for CP/M Wordstar,
Supercalc, etc. on 8" disks. Obviously images wouldn't be very useful for
someone with only 5" drives or no 8" drive on the PC; on the other hand,
a DOS ZIP file of the files on that disk would have to be copied/converted
back to a CP/M format disk somehow.
So, how are the rest of you dealing with this?
TIA,
m