Folks, I've got a challenge for the really geeky Mac pack-rats out there. I just moved and ran across a long lost micro floppy with some documents from roughly 9/90 to 9/95. They are likely created in MacWrite, MacWrite II, and MacWrite Pro. The disc is double sided, but not HDD, and drives that will read this ancient and intermediary format are pretty rare. Somewhere in my piles of unpacked boxes are the original applications discs, but I'm not sure I'll come up with them any time soon. So, what I seem to need is somebody with a really old Mac, likely able to run OS8 or before, and an ancient microfloppy drive. With that set of tools, I figure we can convert these files to RTF or plain text. YES, Dancer Computers, and others no longer have the tools. Most of the folks at these places are too young to even remember MacWrite. So, if you know anybody that can help with this problem, pass the info along, or at least enjoy this stroll down memory lane to the days when MacWrite was a revelation. Thanks! S Steven Solomon Writer, Inventor, Near Futurist ssol at interactiveguild.com http://www.interactiveguild.com 413.537.4536 In The Maze of a Networked World, We Help You See Around Corners. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.hidden-tech.net/pipermail/hidden-discuss/attachments/20080609/43d61f4c/attachment.html