This site presents practical and reliable solutions to exchange data files between Macintosh and PC.
We present on this site a set of tools to help you using and creating CD-ROMs (ISO, HFS and hybrid ones) with MacImage.
We propose MacDisk, a software package to read, write and format Macintosh media on the PC. You can begin with a general description of this kind of tools, or visit more specific pages about it: MacDisk.
MacDisk is bundled with a little text converter, MacText. We also present more general conversion tools (WinConv) and a foreign floppy reading program (PC-Lect).
Our page of utilities offers several little programs you may find useful.
The left navigation pane contains links to the main pages of the site.
Two other special tools are available to ease finding the information you are looking for. First, a search engine allows you to type in plain English what you want. The program answers by displaying a list of the pages where the subject is handled. Second, a Site Map presents in an logical and ordered way all pages published on this site.
If you visit the site to find some technical support, about the functions or the features of the demo versions or of the commercial versions, the first page to check should be the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions). We put on this page the answers we give to all general questions asked by users. For a more general starting point, please visit the Tech Support Page. More, we try to be very responsive to all questions sent by e-mail. Be as precise as you can about all aspects of your problem, to help us to ascertain the reasons and the cure.
All pages presenting hints and tips on data conversion and file exchanges are accessible through the main Hints & Tips page. You will find there links to some data sheet on formats and on specific software packages.
All pages begin with an operational summary. Just one or two sentences to let you know what you can find on the page without reading the whole text.
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