ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR MEDIA MASTER OWNERS:
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Important Notes on Kaypro and Zorba formats !!!
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Both the Kaypro 2x,4,10 (DSDD) and Zorba 40 trk (DSDD) formats have a 
peculiarity that prevents you from using a disk that is created on
the "native" computer.  In both cases, the only way to transfer files
is to first format a transfer disk in the Kaypro or Zorba format using 
MEDIA MASTER and your computer.  Then use the Kaypro or Zorba computer
to transfer files from the "native" disks to the disk you created with
MEDIA MASTER.  Then using MEDIA MASTER, you can transfer the files to
any format you wish.

Another way of viewing this problem is that disks created on the
Kaypro 2x, 4, or 10 can only be used on the Kaypro 2x, 4, or 10, but
a Kaypro 2x, 4, or 10 disk created on your computer with MEDIA MASTER
can be used on both your computer and the Kaypro computer.


IBM users: Compatibility with Sidekick
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There have been several inquires regarding the compatibility of
MEDIA MASTER and Sidekick from Borland International.  The answer is
that Sidekick will work just fine while running MEDIA MASTER as long 
as no disk I/O operations to either the A: or B: floppy drives are required.

If you force Sidekick to do a floppy disk operation such as loading the
notepad buffer, the system will hang and you will have to reboot.  You
normally would not want to do this while in MEDIA MASTER, since the floppy
disk you have in the A: or B: drive could be "foreign".

You can however, operate Sidekick normally if the notepad is stored on
a hard disk or RAM Disk.  You can even interrupt MEDIA MASTER in the
middle of a copy process, call up Sidekick and store the notepad, 
and have MEDIA MASTER pick up where it left off when you return.




				Mark Graybill
			     MDG and Associates