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Subject: Re: CPM-to-MSDOS
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Date: Wed, 27-Mar-85 14:41:02 EST
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There is a commercial program called UNIFORM for the PC which allows you
to read write and initialize disks on a PC to about 100 different CP/M
formats.  Basically it allows you to create, for example, a Kaypro disk
drive on your PC and then access it just as if it were an IBM disk.
There are other similar programs with which I am not so familiar - Media
Master is the name of one, XenoDisk is another.  For the Kaypro there is
a public domain program called MFDISK (Multiple Format Disk) which allows
a similar function from the other end, although it is not as powerful
as UNIFORM when dealing with MSDOS formats.

UNIFORM is available from:

MicroSolutions
Software Products Division
125 South Fourth St.
Dekalb, Il. 60115
(815) 756-3421

Cost: $69.95