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ImgEdit
ImgEdit (Legacy soft) convert floppy images .epl to .ima
Warning:
This program is a beta version. Beware.
How to use it:
The program can work in two distinct modes: interactive or batch.
When you open one file from the menu or drag it from windows explorer, it works in interactive mode.
If you open more than one archive or drag more than one file, it works in batch mode.
Batch mode is very simple: it opens all these files, apply the selected options and write an .img file in the same folder, for all the file. Also, it writes a XML file with details about the conversion and the files itselves.
Interactive mode shows you an image of the arrangement of the disc, with tracks / heads verticaly and sectors horizontaly. A green sector means that it is standar (where it must be, logical parameters = physical parameters, 512B long, without errors). Yellow mean that the sector is in, but it is no standar. Red mean it is't in the image.
In this mode you can use cursors and mouse to move selection, and select a range using mays / ctrl or the mouse.
Edition keys are:
3: all sectors lost its read errors.
4: left displacement.
5: erase.
6: right displacement.
7: insert a track.
8: insert up to this position.
9: if disc has only one head, then it adds another.
right button: opens sector editor.
This program is a beta version. Beware.
How to use it:
The program can work in two distinct modes: interactive or batch.
When you open one file from the menu or drag it from windows explorer, it works in interactive mode.
If you open more than one archive or drag more than one file, it works in batch mode.
Batch mode is very simple: it opens all these files, apply the selected options and write an .img file in the same folder, for all the file. Also, it writes a XML file with details about the conversion and the files itselves.
Interactive mode shows you an image of the arrangement of the disc, with tracks / heads verticaly and sectors horizontaly. A green sector means that it is standar (where it must be, logical parameters = physical parameters, 512B long, without errors). Yellow mean that the sector is in, but it is no standar. Red mean it is't in the image.
In this mode you can use cursors and mouse to move selection, and select a range using mays / ctrl or the mouse.
Edition keys are:
3: all sectors lost its read errors.
4: left displacement.
5: erase.
6: right displacement.
7: insert a track.
8: insert up to this position.
9: if disc has only one head, then it adds another.
right button: opens sector editor.
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