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From: SASQUATCH@ALBION.BITNET ("Kevin O. Lepard  629-5511 x6668", 517)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: FSTs
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Date: 14 Apr 89 00:41:00 GMT
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Alan H. Stein (stein@uconnvm) writes:

> [stuff about mac programs to transfer files deleted]

>  In the meantime, where are our HFS and Dos 3.3 FSTs?

Or, for that matter, an FST for Mac disks and MS-DOS disks.  I _know_ that
the regular old Apple 3.5" disk drive can read and write on MSDOS disks,
our PC-Transporter does it.  It doesn't require the Apple Superdrive to
read and write MSDOS.  I am aware, by the way, that if you format an MSDOS
disk w/ the 3.5" drive that _some_, but not all, IBM 3.5" drives won't be
able to read it.  It would still be a _HUGE_ benefit just to be able to
read and write directly to/from MSDOS 3.5" disks.

Anyone at Apple know of any new FSTs coming down the line?  If so, what and
when?  (And please don't give me any "non-disclosure" stuff.  After all,
_everybody_ knew that GS/OS was coming out, and when, before it did.... :)

Kevin Lepard
Bitnet: Sasquatch@albion.bitnet
Disclaimer: These opinions do not necessarily represent those of Albion
College.