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lse123
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Floppy images support

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MyFloppy.bin
such files can extracted to floppy disk with AnyToIso?
With the free version?
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Re: such files can extracted to floppy disk with AnyToIso

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THIS IS DONE WITH NO ABSOLUTELY LOST OF ANY FILE, ANY KIND OF bin FILE CAN BE?
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Re: such files can extracted to floppy disk with AnyToIso

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Floppy images are not fully supported, only extract FAT12 .img files
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may convert bin to FAT12 img type file

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may convert bin to FAT12 img type file? what bin required to be?
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Re: such files can extracted to floppy disk with AnyToIso

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Must extracted to floppy or, may be in a hdd folder, and copied to floppy?
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Re: such files can extracted to floppy disk with AnyToIso

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BIN floppy images are not supported, AnyToISO works with optical media images
http://www.crystalidea.com/files/docs/A ... _Guide.pdf
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Re: such files can extracted to floppy disk with AnyToIso

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MAY EXTRACT MyFloppy.bin TO CDRW DISC OR CDR DISC?
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Re: such files can extracted to floppy disk with AnyToIso

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No, BIN floppy images are not supported, AnyToISO works with optical media images
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