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Join Date: Sep 2004
Posts: 2
OS: xp
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Japanese DOS Conversion
Hi, we have a machine that runs on Japanese DOS (J-DOS) 3.30 or somewhere around there. Does anybody know how I can convert J-DOS files to regular ole DOS? Or not even convert, just be able to read them? I have searched the net and have come up with no leads. Floppy disks with j-dos files show up as unformatted disks when loaded into a windows machine. Thanks for your time.
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Posts: 4
OS: 95
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[quote=mchristisen;80437]Hi, we have a machine that runs on Japanese DOS (J-DOS) 3.30 or somewhere around there. Does anybody know how I can convert J-DOS files to regular ole DOS? Or not even convert, just be able to read them? I have searched the net and have come up with no leads. Floppy disks with j-dos files show up as unformatted disks when loaded into a windows machine. Thanks for your time.[/QUO
Hi I thought you might know some stuff about Japanese Dos that you might can help. Does your machine work? |
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