I have that program, and I have only been able to copy something so that the mac could read it only a couple of times. There is a problem of it being unable to copy a file with both sides of the fork used (i.e. you can dump everything into the resource fork, or everything into the data fork, but can't use both. Executor stores the two as separate files, it would be nice if I could tell Mac-ette to use bla for the data fork of bbb and blb for the resource fork of bbb. Alas...) ftp://ftp5.info.apple.com/Apple.Support.Area/Apple_SW_Updates/US/Macintosh/S have numbers, >> > and either leave both in the machine, or copy the 40Mb drive to the >> larger >> > one. Another more expensive alternative would be to get a external >> CD-ROM >> > and a copy of MacOS on CD. >> Umm.... If there has any method to build up the Mac Discs on a PC?? > >Yes, there is a free(?)/share(?)ware program named MAC-ETTE that will >format, read, and write the 1.44mb Mac disks. The problem that most of >us non-Mac yokels have is trying to figure out what goes in which fork! > >You should be abble to find it with a Web search. > > - don > > >> Yours, >> Ken Yaksa > > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com