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This article is from the Amiga Networking FAQ, by Richard Norman with numerous contributions by others.
There are now commercial products which allow the Amiga to read Mac formatted
floppies and disks (both removable and hard). MaxDos and CrossMac.
Under System 7:
The Mac will automatically recognize a MSDOS disk. Another trick learned from the
Amiga. It is called PC Exchange and has a control panel for dealing with SCSI
disks.
Under system 6:
The Mac can also read and write MSDOS format floppies using the Apple File
Exchange utility which comes with the Mac operating system. AFE is not
automatically installed so you may have to get off the master diskettes if you
cannot find it on your Mac. AFE can also format a disk as MSDOS. AFE MUST BE
RUNNING BEFORE you insert the MSDOS disk or it won't recognize it
Continue to:
amiga, pc, hardware, sotware, networking
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