In article <3559C8FC.A67A12AF at bidmc.harvard.edu>, B
<bstahl at bidmc.harvard.edu> wrote:
>I've downloaded a "winmdi" program to analyze flow cytometry data on my
>PC. The problem now is that all data is collected on a Macintosh
>computer, and my PC will not read any mac-formatted disks. I can not
>connect via a network to a mac. Does anyone know of any ways to get a
>pc to read mac disks?
If your Mac is a reasonably beefy one, you could install a PC emulator such
as RealPC or VirtualPC on it. Then I believe you can read Mac disks from
Windows within the emulator.
Alternatively, just throw the files onto a DOS-formatted disk on your Mac.
Macs can read and write (and even format) MacOS, DOS, and ProDOS disks.
(Or my favorite solution, which would be to find a flow cytometry program
for the Mac -- I don't know much about flow cytometry, but doesn't NIH
Image do that sort of thing nicely?)
Good luck,
-- Joe
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