22disk & CP/M's diskettes

On 23 Dec 2011 at 14:47, Gene Buckle wrote: Sigh. We quit advertising because quite honestly, people now lack the *hardware* to do for themselves. Sample questions: 1) Can I use my PC with Windows 7 64-bit and a USB floppy drive? 2) I found a floppy drive on Craigslist, how do I hook it to my laptop so I can use your software? 3) I ordered 22Disk from you people and it won't read my Brother typewriter floppies. 4) Is MS-DOS the same as Windows? You get the idea. I've worked out two "re-do" versions of 22Disk since the one everyone seems to know. One deals with really oddball formats (differently- sized sectors, weird skews, etc.) and the other is a Win32 product with a kernel-mode floppy driver. But now, even floppy interfaces are dead, so aside from a couple of OEM sales, we've let them drop. We'd just as soon encourage people to send us their media and have us do the work for them. Very often, what they think they've got isn't what they really have. It's better that they should contact us rather than be bitterly disappointed. It seems that most CP/M stuff is finally really dead, but for a few industrial exceptions. In the last two weeks, not one job was related to CP/M. Word processors and oddly, two ISIS-II jobs (one Now, if someone can help to design a web page for me that addresses that aspect, I'd be grateful. I might even show my gratitude. I am NOT a visually-oriented person--most flashy web sites are horrible muddles to me. Thanks, Chuck