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Done a floppy disk version of my Kids' Safety Guide for offline use. The exe file is an installer/wrapper which writes the image of the mini site onto a floppy disk. It has the GNU licensed freeware 'RawWrite for Windows' as the underlying software for the writing process, running as a command line.
The idea is there is no software installed or changes made to the host system for it to work. I've tested this with a friend's Win98 OS which has never had the writing software installed (IOW no stray DLL or reg keys from a previous incarnation of RW4W), and it works fine, which proves RW4W doesn't need installing to run.
Would appreciate if some of you could try the write under Win 95, ME, NT, 2K and XP, and pass back any errors shown (specially re. any missing DLLs which the non-9x systems might not have installed by default).
Please note full paths/names and versions of any files mentioned, I'll then know if I need to build in a pre-write file/version check for these, and supply them to copy over if needed.
CAVEAT: please let it run to completion, but do check your chosen floppy disk is one you don't need to keep, as it will overwrite anything already on it (remember, it's writing a complete disk image, not a collection of files). The installer will remind you of this before the write begins.
Download is a 1.07 MB zip file from:
http://www.yorkdale.co.uk/Download/YDsafeFL.zip
Many thanks in advance. ![]()

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