
5 ‘Ivinch drive/diskette compatibility
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360KB | 160KB, | 180KB, | 320KB, | 360KB |
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1.2MB | 160KB, | 180KB, | 320KB, | 360KB, | 1.2MB |
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WARNING
If you write to a 360KB (or 160KB, 180KB, or 320KB) diskette in a 1.2MB drive, you may nut be able to read it or write to it in a 360KB drive later.
Because of these incompatibilities, always indicate the diskette type and density when you label your diskettes. (Usually this information appears on the manufacturer’s label.)
If you have any combination of the above drives (1.44MB, 720KB, 1.2MB, or 360KB), you can copy files from one drive to
Follow these basic precautions to protect your diskettes and avoid losing data:
Ll Do not remove a diskette from the diskette drive or turn off the computer while the drive light is on. This light indicates that the computer is copying data to or from a diskette. If you interrupt this process, you can destroy data.
0 Remove all diskettes before you turn off the computer.