Re: Format 360K

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From: arthur morgan
Date: Wed, 24 Jan 1990 08:34

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In article <1453@gould.doc.ic.ac.uk> zmacy91@doc.ic.ac.uk (Gary K Smith) writes:
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>	I can read 360K 5.25" useing the 40 track option on the drive - can
>anyone tell me how to format 360K disks.
>
Isn't there some sort of command like FORMAT A:/4 or FORMAT/4 A: or such like?

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