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Re: Mac to PC conversion - sorry, its MAC-ette

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Posted by reba on January 30, 1997 at 19:30:34:

In Reply to: Re: Mac to PC conversion - sorry, its MAC-ette posted by Ed Gelasi on January 23, 1997 at 11:41:52:

: There is a utility called Conversions Plus that will read and write Mac disks (floppy and removeable.) That runs about $99 and it works seamlessly with Win95--I have it and you can't really tell the difference between a Mac or PC disk.
: There is another, cheaper version from the same company called Mac Opener that doesn't format disks (probably a few other limitations)-- but considering that most Mac can read PC disks already (it's mainly a problem on the PC end), MacOpener would probably be your best bet. It costs about $45.
: There are other programs out there but I use Conversions Plus (From DataViz) and I am very happy with it.

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: : There is a utility called Conversions Plus that will read and write Mac disks (floppy and removeable.) That runs about $99 and it works seamlessly with Win95--I have it and you can't really tell the difference between a Mac or PC disk. : : There is another, cheaper version from the same company called Mac Opener that doesn't format disks (probably a few other limitations)-- but considering that most Mac can read PC disks already (it's mainly a problem on the PC end), MacOpener would probably be your best bet. It costs about $45. : : There are other programs out there but I use Conversions Plus (From DataViz) and I am very happy with it.

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