Reading PC Disks
File Exchange makes it possible for your Mac OS computer to read PC-formatted disks. It does this automatically without any additional effort on your part. File Exchange, which is part of a standard Mac OS 9.1 installation, is preconfigured to do this job so there's nothing to set up.
Tip
File Exchange works with all kinds of PC disks, including floppy disks, Zip and Jaz disks, and hard disks connected directly to your computer with a SCSI, USB, or FireWire cable.
To read a PC-formatted disk
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Insert the PC disk into your disk drive. After a moment, the disk's icon appears on your Desktop (Figure 1).
Figure 1. When you insert a PC-formatted disk, its icon appears on the Desktop like any other disk.
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