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From: Christopher Chung <CHRIS%BROWNVM.BITNET@mitvma.mit.edu>
To: mcgurrin@mitre.arpa
Cc: "Murphy A. Sewall" <SEWALL@uconnvm.bitnet>, info-apple@brl.arpa
In-Reply-To: <Your message of Mon, 08 Feb 88 10:22:20 EST>
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Subject: Re: DOS 3.3

>Chris, Glen Bredon (Pro Sel author) has a shareware program that lets you
>set up DOS 3.3 volumes on both 3.5 and hard disks.  It's available on
>Compuserve, as is documentation.  I have used it on 3.5" disks (5 old
>DOS disks on each), and now that I've used it awhile with no problems I
>will move the stuff over to my hard disk (even with back-ups, I'm careful
>what I do with anything holding 10 Megs of programs and data (my HD20 is
>half full at present)).
>Hope this helps!

What is the program called?  Also for those of us who don't have compuserve
is there any other place to get it.  Maybe someone could send it to
APPLE2-L????

Chris