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  1. what

    This program is —— in that I can’t run most auto extract dos programs to a: . I have to make a disk image…because the extracting exe does not detect this virtual —-. pissed.

  2. Workedforme!

    Well, the tool worked for me. The order that I did things in was :
    On Drive tab, chose auto, clicked install and then start.
    Switched to Drive 0
    created my image, assigned the drive letter A (I had to do this specifically), then formatted, and voila, my Dell BIOS app found the floppy and extracted to the image.

    UBER useful tool.

    Cheers,

    Me.

  3. Luc

    Yes, it worked for me too, but I can not change the disk (media) when sitting in drive A (command prompt A:>)

    We can change for the normal floppy right?

  4. Andreas

    This is a great tool!
    I’m using it for batch automation from C# code, and it works like a charm. That is, until Gates & co created Windows 7. WHY?!?!

    Anyone who knows how to use this tool (VFD) or any other virtual floppy tool with a command line interface in windows 7?

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