home
***
CD-ROM
|
disk
|
FTP
|
other
***
search
/
The Elite Hackers Toolkit
/
TheEliteHackersToolkitVolume1_1998.rar
/
HACKERS.BIN
/
appcraks
/
DSI_GED1.ZIP
/
README.TXT
< prev
Wrap
Text File
|
1990-01-01
|
4KB
|
84 lines
Gemulator Exchange Demo version 1.0
===================================
Release date: January 27, 1998
Contact information:
Emulators Inc.
14150 N.E. 20th Street
Suite 302
Bellevue, WA 98007-3700
Orders: (206)-236-0540
Fax: (206)-236-0257
email: info@emulators.com
web: http://www.emulators.com
As seen at Macworld 98 earlier this month! Emulators Inc. is proud to announce
the standalone release of Gemulator Exchange, the univeral disk access utility
for Windows 95 that reads Apple Macintosh and Atari ST disks and disk images.
Gemulator Exchange is ideal for Windows users who have the need to pull in
files from non-DOS disk formats. Use it to access documents, spreadsheets,
pictures, and other cross-platform files on Macintosh and Atari disks.
Using a user interface similar to that of the Windows Explorer, you can now
access and navigate disks that were formerly unreadable by MS-DOS and Windows.
The PC's built-in floppy disk drive and CD-ROM are used to directly read files
from floppies and CDs. With an optional SCSI adapter, ZIP disks and external
Macintosh hard disks can also be accessed directly.
Gemulator Exchange gives Windows 95 access to all of the following disk media:
- Macintosh 1.44M floppy disks
- Macintosh 400K and 800K 10-sector floppy disks (not GCR disks)
- Macintosh CD-ROMs (including the Macintosh side of hybrid CDs)
- Macintosh SCSI hard disks and Macintosh formatted Iomega ZIP disks
- Macintosh disk images (.IMG, .IMAGE, and .DSK files)
- Atari 8-bit disk images produced by SIO2PC (.ATR files)
- Atari 8-bit disk images produced by PC Xformer (.XFD, .SS, and .DD files)
- Atari ST hard disk images (.VHD files)
- Atari ST 360K, 400K, 720K, 800K, and 1.44M floppy disks
To install the Gemulator Exchange Demo, copy the file GEMEXCHD.EXE to your PC.
It is best to copy it directly to your Windows 95 desktop so that you can later
run it as easily as the Windows Explorer itself.
Double click the Gemulator Exchange Icon. The left half of the window will
display all of the available DOS and non-DOS drives, starting with DOS drives,
then any SCSI devices such as CD-ROMs and ZIP disks, then any non-DOS floppies
and finally any installed disk images.
When browsing a disk, right click any file to display more information such as
the file size and file timestamp, or use the View Details menu options to do
the same for all files. Use the Backspace key to go up one directory level.
When browsing regular DOS drives, double clicking on any disk image file (.IMG,
.IMAGE, .DSK, .VHD, .ATR, .XFD, etc. file) will mount the disk image as a drive
and display it in the left window. You can then navigate the contents of the
disk image itself.
The demo has three features disabled:
- you cannot drag and drop files to the Windows Explorer
- you cannot use the Copy As Text feature
- you cannot create disk images from disks
You can purchase the complete Gemulator Exchange product until February 28th at
a low Macworld 98 show price of only $29.95 U.S. plus $3 shipping per order.
Commercial site licenses for Gemulator Exchange are available.
Our Gemulator 98 product (available separately for $99.95) adds the full
capability of reading, writing, and executing software on non-DOS disks. Use
it to run Mac OS and Macintosh programs, Atari GEM and Atari ST programs, and
even your favorite Atari 8-bit games on your Windows 95 or Windows NT computer.
For more information or to place an online order, browse our web site at:
http://www.emulators.com.