In article <38iiiv$knu at mserv1.dl.ac.uk>, ptaylor at hgmp.mrc.ac.uk (Dr. P.L.
Taylor) wrote:
> >Some archived material on yon Internet appears as what is known as a Disk
> >Image. What is that and how do you use it?
>> In the Macintosh world at least, t's a file which contains a compressed copy
> of the contents of a floppy disk. In order to extract the data, and re-create
> the disk you need Apple's Disk Copy 4.2 program. If you have a recent
computer
> with built in CD-ROM, you will find a copy of this on your system CD; if not
> you can get it from ftp.apple.com (sorry, I don't rmember the directory).
Or you can mount the image directly (it appears as a pseudo disk on your
desktop) using MountImage or (better option apparently) MungeImage.
Try...
ftp://ftp.uni-kl.de/pub0/mac/disk/munge-image-120.hqx
or
ftp://ftp.demon.co.uk/pub/mac/utils/MungeImage_1.2.0.sit.hqx
Andy Law
( Lawa @ bbsrc.ac.uk Big Nose in Edinburgh )
