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marc.hull

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My method of going from TI to the internet consists of.....Using TI99-PC to get a 3.5" TI disk onto my Win 98 machine. Then writing the file to a PC 3.5" disk. This part usually goes well. In order to get it on line I have to bring the disk to my office and upload it there because the Win XP machine at my home refuses to read a disk formatted on the Win 98 machine and vice versa. This is a huge pain in the Arse and when I goof up the original (as in today) it gets even worse. Any ideas on Why the two are incompatible?

 

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My method of going from TI to the internet consists of.....Using TI99-PC to get a 3.5" TI disk onto my Win 98 machine. Then writing the file to a PC 3.5" disk. This part usually goes well. In order to get it on line I have to bring the disk to my office and upload it there because the Win XP machine at my home refuses to read a disk formatted on the Win 98 machine and vice versa. This is a huge pain in the Arse and when I goof up the original (as in today) it gets even worse. Any ideas on Why the two are incompatible?

Marc...

 

You may find it easier to just pick up a CF card system. Then again, you'll have to get a CF card reader for your PC, which may be problematic with older Windows versions.

 

Windows XP I can understand, but you still run Win98? :S Gah....

 

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