14 July 2013: HxCFloppyEmulator 2.0.15.0 New Loader: SpeccyDos *.SDD support added New Loader: Apple 2 DOS 3.3 (*.DO) & ProDOS (*.PO) raw file image added. New Writer: HFE file with the HDDD A2 support for Apple II () New Writer: Atari ST MSA file. New Writer: TRS 80 *.JV3 file. (Done by David Barr!

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Thanks to him ) New Writer: TRS 80 *.DMK file. New Writer: PC88 *.D88 file. FAT12 Loader/generator: Atari ST 902KB format corrected. FAT12 Loader/generator: Atari ST 4.23MB format corrected.

HFE File Writer: Track padding function corrected. EDE File Loader: edt & edv file support added, ASR 10 gap3 adjusted to 36.

JV3 File Loader: Sector interleaving correctly implemented. IMD File Writer: No allocated sector issue corrected. XDMS Lib: UTF8 path support added. LIBSAP Lib: UTF8 path support added. New Track/Sector support: GCR '6 and 2' Apple II DOS 3.3/ProDos.

FAT12 Disk Browser: Handle freeing corrected Raw Loader - Predefined raw formats added: - Roland W30/S330/W50/S50/S550 DD Floppy Disk. - OS9 1280KB Floppy Disk. - Linn/Forat 9000 Floppy Disk. - KORG T3 3'5 HD Floppy Disk. - Atari ST 3'5 DD Floppy Disk - Standard 3'5 DOS ED Floppy Disk - Special 2.5MB DOS EXHD Floppy Disk - Special 4.5MB DOS EXHD Floppy Disk.

- Special 6.78MB DOS EXHD Floppy Disk. Updated: - Ensoniq EPS 3'5 HD Floppy Disk: Gap3 adjusted.

- Standard 3'5 DOS HD Floppy Disk: Gap3 adjusted. - Standard 3'5 DOS DD Floppy Disk: Gap3 adjusted. GUI - Drag & Drop Support: URI type path support added (Linux). GUI - Track viewer window: New buttons to enable/disable track format analysis. GUI - Log window: New buttons to enable/disable logs messages.

Download: Note: All others software using the library libhxcfe have been updated too. Code: ********************************************************* 22 January 2017: HxCFloppyEmulator 2.1.6.0 XML format definitions: Korg DSS1 DD disks added. XML format definitions: Emax II disks added.

Command line tool: USB loader -> Raw loader added. Amstrad DSK file added to the batch converter export list. New Writer: Thomson *.FD writer.

Thomson *.FD loader fixed: Side 1 ID corrected to 0. D88 Writer fixed: Cylinder and Side ID correctly set. ImageDisk (*.IMD) export: Deleted data mark and data CRC error flags supported.

FAT12/16 Disk browser: Entries First cluster readback corrected. Hp laserjet m1212nf mfp software download for mac. (With high word uninitialized). IMG loader: More disk sizes support added. DosDiskBrowser: 1.743MB & 1.764MB added. 64bits systems: Batch converter and Dos Disk browser issues fixed.

MacOS X & Linux version: file export -> Auto-append the file extension. Track editor: Disk flux stream reverse function. Track viewer & editor: GUI layout changed/updated. Code: ********************************************************* 21 January 2018: HxCFloppyEmulator 2.1.8.0 New Loader: Atari ATR file image loader.

New Write & Loader: HFE V3: variable bitrate and other proctections support. The file format definition is not yet finished!) Kryoflux raw files Writer: Fix dead lock with tracks without pulse. Amiga DOS image browser: 85 tracks AmigaDos image support. Disk Image browser (FAT & AmigaDOS): Fix null-sized file import issue. Disk Image browser (FAT & AmigaDOS): Can now delete folders.

All image loaders: Fix possible track skew calculation error. Emax image loader: GAP fixed to 30. Thomson *.FD loader: Sector interleave set to 7 Command line tool: -uselayout option can be now used to specify external xml disk layout file.

Like it or not, because much of the software that's available for the PC lacks a Mac counterpart, you occasionally need to turn to Windows applications to get your work done. But depending on the application, you may be able to use a software emulator running on your Mac rather than having to use an actual PC. Unfortunately, our lab testing made one thing abundantly clear: if you need to run resource-intensive Windows software, emulators aren't for you (see ' '). On a Power Macintosh G3/300, Connectix's Virtual PC 2.1.1 and Insignia Solutions' SoftWindows 98 5.0.4 delivered less than one-fifth the performance of our baseline system, a 300MHz Intel Celeron-based PC.

That said, both emulators are fast enough and compatible enough for quick forays into the Windows world. Virtual PC and SoftWindows 98 are philosophically identical: they re-create a PC–including its CPU (an MMX-equipped Pentium)–in software and then run Windows and Windows software in this simulated environment.