From: CUTjeffrey_blakeney@yahoo.ca   
      
   On 2024-02-27 3:45 p.m., Mark Wade wrote:   
   > Still don't know what to do with a .po file though.   
      
   A .PO file is an uncompressed disk image where the data is stored a   
   sequential ProDOS blocks (ie. block 0, block 1, all the way to block 279   
   for a standard 5.25" floppy).  There are programs like DiskMaker that   
   can write that data back to a floppy disk and I believe there is even a   
   IIgs program that can let you use that file like a RAM disk (I think the   
   program is called MountIt but it has been a very long time since I've   
   needed to do such a thing).   
      
   I have a CFFA3000 in my IIgs so I just use it to mount disk images as   
   drives and copy things off them if I want.   
      
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