Kaypro System disks?

(Catching up on my email after the holidays) Programs like Media Master can read and write Kaypro disks on a PC, but in order for a disk to be readable, it must be formatted on the PC (same goes for a Zorba disk). The following is the explanation from the Media Master Read.Me file: <quote>Both the Kaypro 2x,4,10 (DSDD) and Zorba 40 trk (DSDD) formats have a peculiarity that prevents you from using a disk that is created on the "native" computer.? In both cases, the only way to transfer files is to first format a transfer disk in the Kaypro or Zorba format using MEDIA MASTER and your computer.? Then use the Kaypro or Zorba computer to transfer files from the "native" disks to the disk you created with MEDIA MASTER.? Then using MEDIA MASTER, you can transfer the files to any format you wish. Another way of viewing this problem is that disks created on the Kaypro 2x, 4, or 10 can only be used on the Kaypro 2x, 4, or 10, but a Kaypro 2x, 4, or 10 disk created on your computer with MEDIA MASTER can be used on both your computer and the Kaypro computer.</quote> BTW, I have copies (for MS-DOS) of Media Master and Convert (1984, Selfware, Inc., Charles W Woodford). Contact me off-list. Bob ?