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From: huang@husc4.HARVARD.EDU (Howard Huang)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: Fast reading of floppies...
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Date: 13 Mar 90 00:35:19 GMT
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>All this is very interesting, but does it apply to 3.5" drives
>too? Took me forever to copy a 3.5" disk. Is there at least a
>program which will do single-drive 3.5" copies faster than Copy II+?

You can try Photonix if you have 1MB of memory and a IIgs.  Another program
is DigiCopy GS, which works with any amount of memory in a gs.  You can
get both of these by ftp to husc6.harvard.edu.  They're probably also 
available on the list server at Brown.  Otherwise, I can mail you a copy.

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Sophomore Computer Science Major       Bitnet:    huang@husc4.BITNET
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