30 Dec
1999
30 Dec
'99
3:52 a.m.
On Wed, 29 Dec 1999, Ernest wrote:
I have a small ISA card produced by Central Point
Software (1987) with a
chip on it that reads "Transcopy 3." I'm assuming that this is one of
those
cards that you could use to copy protected software disks. Is that right?
My question is; how do you use it? It has a floppy type cable coming off of
one end, and an empty connector next to it for, I assume, a second floppy
cable. Has anyone used one of these before? Do I need special software for
it?
The card "intercepts" the cable between the floppy controller and the
drives.
It comes with TC.EXE for copying "uncopyable" disks, and TE.EXE for
examining/editing disks at barely aboce a flux-transition level.
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