Emax

That would be quite easy. The buyer needs a (WinXP/Vista) PC with 
internal floppy drive, because the disk copy can not be done on the 
Emax itself.

The buyer should use Omniflop (http://www.omniflop.com) and install 
the omniflop.sys driver before using the omniflop software. I 
recommend to use the latest version (2.2A).

Then start OmniFlop,
- click NEXT, 
- select "Read Disk" and click NEXT, 
- select the drive (A, B, ...) and flag all items except "Use slow 
step rate" and click NEXT,
- when Omniflop recognizes the possible disk formats, select 
80*2*10*512 Emax (standard) (or ...Emax (DOS standard) in the 
previous versions of OmniFlop)
- perhaps Omniflop will ask to get a free license key if this is the 
first time you use an Emax disk. Just press "Get license online", 
provide the required information on the webpage, and you'll 
immediately receive a key in your e-mail box which has to be copied & 
pasted into the field of the still open window of OmniFlop
- then the "disk read" process will start (provide a filename when 
prompted) and an 800K image will be saved to your harddisk.

This is the image we're looking for !

Note: I received an official Emu 2MB memory expansion install disk 
with one of my s/h Emax-II samplers, but I assume it has been used 
before and moreover, the last sectors of the disk seem to be corrupt 
so it's pretty unusable now...


///E-Synthesist

--- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "Ted Summers" <djtbs1@...> wrote:
>
> If someone on the group buys this and was going to duplicate the 
disk, it
> might be wise to post the instructions how to do the duplicating 
prior to
> them getting it. Maybe instructions and link to any programs needed.
> 
> Regards,
> Ted
> 
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