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#Help me with DMS please

    16-May-94 12:05:10
Fm: Mario van Ginneken 100044,2035
To: Donovan Watts 70672,222
I have been told that because of the different physical 'layout' of the high-density disk it is not very reliable for using it as a double-density disk. It's true that the HD-disk can contain more data, but the data is not on exactly the same locations stored as it is on a DD-disk. Depending on the physical location of your data, the brand of HD-disk and the type of drive that you use it is possible to use HD-disks as DD's for a long time without having troubles. My experience is different! And: why use more expensive disks? Bye, MaRiO. -= MoToRoLa RuLeZ, InTeL FooLZ! =- /// 68o2o aGa OnBoarD …///\\\///