Re: PC software to read MAC disks?

Kathy Westbrook (KWESTBR@cpua.it.luc.edu)
Sun, 3 Mar 1996 12:48:46 EST

You might also investigate Mac-In-Dos which allows you
to read, write, and format Mac high density (1.44) disks in your
PC..comes in a DOS version $55 and Dos for Windows at $89.95
newest version is Mac-In-DOS Plus which adds read and write to
MAC removeable storage media and handles Mac SyQuest & Bernoulli files
plus large CAD/CAM files..$109.95 for the DOS version and
$134.95 for the Windows version ... order from PC/MAC Connection
6 Mill St., Marlow NH 03456, 1-800-800-1111.

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Larry wrote:
>> I'm looking for a reliable way to read Mac disks on a PC. I have MacDisk
>> software, but it is rather unreliable. Worst case, it crashes; tried it
>> on 3 very different computers; not good on any of them. Does anyone out
>> there know of a better program? Any shareware or freeware?
>>
>> Yes, I know Macs can read PC disks -- that is not what I am trying to
>> do, though.

Ken Harmaning replied:
> The only way I have heard about it a piece of software which runs under
> WINDOWS 95, NT & 3.1 called MACOpener. ConversionsPlus contains all the
> capabilities of MACOpener plus File Translators. The cost is $49.95 and
> $89.95 from the PC Connections, 6 Mill Street, Marlow, NH 03456
> 800/800-1111.