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• Initializing Disks You can use DaynaFile to initialize MS-DOS disks in the same way they'd be formatted on an IBM-compatible computer or in a special "Dayna fast format" which is the same as FDHD 1.4MB format. Put an unformatted disk into a DaynaFile drive and your Macintosh will display the following message: II o' 'I @ This disk is of unknown type: Do you want to initialize it? U m Eject o Dayna fast [ format Initialize @ MS-DOSformat If you have a DaynaFile with a 1.44MB drive, your Macintosh will display a slightly different message. This is because your 1.44MB DaynaFile drive allows you to format both high density (1.44MB) and low density (720KB) disks (click on the box to remove the "X" next to high density). If you have the 1.44MB drive, your Macintosh will display this message: I' @.Il o This disk is of unknown type: Do you want to initialize it? I Eject o Dayna fast format Initialize @ MS-DOSformat [Z] High density Notice that for all types of DaynaFile drives, there are two possible formats for the disk: MS-DOS format and Dayna fast format. Initializing in MS-DOS Format 54 When you want to store data that both DaynaFile and an IBM personal computer can read and write, choose MS-DOS format and click the Initialize button. •• ••• •• •• ••• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •
