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Jeffrey Greenhouse wrote:
> 
> Hi,
>    I am hoping that someone out there can help me. I have a Power
> Macintosh and access to a Pentium 90, both networked, that I do graphics
> work on. I need to find a way to get graphics from either of these to an
> Amiga 2500 w/ Video Toaster that is not networked and, from what I can
> tell, can't read mac or PC formatted disks. Are there any utilities for
> the Mac or the PC that can let them read and write to Amiga formatted
> disks? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you,
> 
>                            Jeffrey Greenhouse
>                            greenh49@wharton.upenn.edu
>

Well, this depends on what OS you have! If you have 2.1, or later, then 
you can simply use PC File Exchange as used on the Mac System 7.5 
extensions, and simply transfer between systems using either DD floppies 
(if all you have is a 880k drive), or HD (1.44MB) using an Amiga HD drive 
(I paid $95 at my local Amiga dealer -- thanks, Dan!) like the Dell for 
~$120. Even the last 20 disks from NewTek are in Amiga HD format, so an 
HD floppy is getting to be more of a requisite item these days IMHO. BTW, 
I would *highly* recommend that you get the commercial release of Cross 
MAC, as it adds greater flexibility to your system. God Bless, ILBCNU!



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