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Modified by: David Craig, 736 Edgewater, Wichita KS 67230</P>
<P>To de-serialize 7/7 Applications:<BR>
Clear byte 42 (hex) in each Tool directory entry. (Tools are names
{T1}obj, {T2}obj, etc.) I use FEdit. These directory entries follow
a condensed directory which just lists file names. These are one
sector per tool, with the desk-top name later in the bottom half
of the sector. As you can see, LisaWrite should be on sector 45
(2D hex). Need I say, make XLCopy copies of these guys BEFORE
doing anything, and de-serialize the COPY ONLY!</P>
<P>I have tried to include some other fields that I can ID. Do
you know more?</P>
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BORDER="0" NATURALSIZEFLAG="3"></CENTER></P>
<P>Short Directory Entry Format:</P>
<P>- File name length (1 byte: 0-31)<BR>
- File name bytes (31 bytes)<BR>
- Unknown (2 bytes)<BR>
- Time stamp 1 (24 bytes)<BR>
- Flags (?) (1 byte)<BR>
- Original system serial # (3 bytes)<BR>
- Unknown (4 bytes -- 2 fields)<BR>
- Time stamp 2 (4)<BR>
- Time stamp 3 (4)<BR>
- Time stamp 4 (4)<BR>
- Unknown (8)<BR>
- Serial # of installed system (4)</P>
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