From: larry_fosdick@hotmail.com   
      
   "Andrea"  wrote in message   
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   >   
   > Hello,   
   > I have a couple of TRS-80 that would like to run some software, so I   
   > thought to use the PC and disk images to make real disks for them but I   
   > can't find the proper way to do it. I've read the TRS-80 faq and I   
   > downloaded Keil's model III/4 emulator.   
   > I am using it on a win98 PII class PC with a 5,25 floppy disk drive as   
   > drive B, the drive was removed from an original 1981 IBM PC, so as far   
   > as I understand my hardware and software should be ok. My problem is I   
   > can't find the way to tell emulator to use the real drive as target for   
   > my backup or format commands, I was not able to find anything specific   
   > on that issue on the emulator instructions too. I guess it's very simple   
   > matter, but I can't get it...thanks for your help.   
   >   
   > Regards   
   > Andrea   
      
   Look in the support files for a file called FDD1_360.DSK.  If you assign   
   this to a logical drive, such as drive :1 in the emulator, it will use your   
   B: drive.   
      
   Haven't checked recently, but the pseudo DSK files for linking to physical   
   drives was described in the emulator documentation on David's site.   
      
   Larry   
      
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