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- Price: Free to try (14-day trial); $15.00 to buy
- Operating system: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP
- Date added: October 29, 2005
- Total Downloads: 121,207
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Publisher's description
From Towodo Software :Create image files of floppy disks and back (for backup, shipping or transfer). Save the image file compressed, uncompressed or as a self-extracting exe. Add descriptions to or convert your old image files. Logically recreate bad sectors when writing floppy disks. The self-extracting exe can be fully customized with a picture, license agreement dialog and a text with instructions. Full support for drag-n-drop.
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Version: Floppy Image 2.3.2
"Works well, but only for standard disks"
Pros: The program is well presented, without overwhelming the user with too much detail. Certainly beats WinImage for basic image reading and writing.
Worked great with various normal disks I tried, which is probably what 99% of users will want it for.
Cons: The program is advertised as supporting copy-protected disks, but this support seems very limited. It appears to cover only basic missing sector tricks, and only on the normal list of supported disk sizes.
If you're looking to create images from more exotic disks, including non-PC formats, you'll have to stick with the more flexible DOS utilities for now.
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