You are using a program which is about to write a file to a floppy disk. It opens the file and begins writing. However, after doing this for a short while you realize you have made a horrendous mista
ke. The file it has begun writing will be completely useless. And there is no stopping it! Plus it will take ages until it closes the file. And even longer when it comes to deleting it and starting a
ll over again.
Your life would have been made easier if you had FloppyHalt. Well, now you do, as soon as you install it in your system. Why? What will it do? FloppyHalt would have let you stop writing to the file a
lmost immediately and safely close it for you, all without any tedious waiting or disk corruption. FloppyHalt acts as a normal commodity waiting for it's hotkeys to be pressed. When they are it will
patch into the operating system and attempt to track down what drive is being written to. If it finds a drive writing it will give you the option of ignoring any further writes to the disk, or cancel
ling the operation.
As you can see, this program might become quite useful, and you might need it some time or another.
