Having just looked at the Apple II Compact Flash interface link, it suddenly dawned on me... I have stacks of Apple II disks that may be (or heaven forbid already) passing their shelf life. So, I figured the best place to start my quest for the best way to long term store these disks, would be to ask the place most likely to have people that have conquered this issue. I have recently begun this project for all my old Mac disks (having just come across a batch that have aged away). The Mac is WAY easier, I am just making Disk Copy disk images, dumping those across the network, and burning to CD. What is the popular opinion on the best way to store Apple II disks long term? Is there something similar to Disk Copy to make images? If so, what is the best way to transfer those to a Mac or PC for burning to CD? Things I have that *might* make my life easier: Super Serial card for II+/IIe, A IIgs with both 5.25 and 3.5 drives, A IIe Emulator for the Mac LC and a 5.25 drive for it. As well as a few II+, IIe, IIc, and IIgs machines. Any hints (or "this is the best way" instructions) greatly appreciated. Be kind, my Apple II knowledge is rusty, it has been years since I used them. -chris <http://www.mythtech.net>