To allow AccessPC to mount SoftPC® hard disks on the desktop, click here. The change will take effect when you next restart. To see other options, hold down the option key and click here.
To prevent AccessPC from mounting SoftPC® hard disks on the desktop, click here. This will save some memory when you next restart. To see other options, hold down the option key and click here.
To mount a DOS cartridge partition on the desktop, click this button.
To mount a SoftPC® hard disk on the desktop, click this button.
Mounts a SoftPC® hard disk on the desktop. Not available because the SoftPC® hard disk option was turned off when this Macintosh started up.
To unmount the selected SoftPC® hard disk from the desktop, click this button.
Unmounts a SoftPC® hard disk from the desktop. Not available because nothing is selected in the list on the left.
This is a list of the SoftPC® hard disks you have mounted on the desktop. Double click on an entry to mount any partitions the disk may have.
To add a DOS extension to the list above, click here.
Adds a DOS extension to the list above. Not available because the list is full.
To remove the selected DOS extension from the list, click this button.
Shows the Mac document assigned to the selected DOS extension.
Removes a DOS extension from the list. Not available because nothing is selected.
Shows the Mac application code assigned to the selected DOS extension. The assigned Mac application will be used to open DOS documents with the selected extension. '????' indicates that no code is assigned.
This list shows the DOS file extensions that AccessPC will recognize. Click on an item to select it. Once selected, the assigned Mac application and document type can be redefined.
Shows the Mac document code that will be assigned to DOS files with the selected extension. '????' indicates that no code is assigned.
To select the Mac application and document type AccessPC will assign to DOS files with the selected extension, click this button.
Lets you select the Mac application and document type assigned to DOS files with a selected extension. Not available because no extension is selected in the list.
This icon shows the Mac application assigned to open DOS files with the selected extension.
This icon shows the document type that will be assigned to DOS files with the selected extension.
This is the name of the Mac application assigned to open DOS files with the selected extension.
Shows the Mac application assigned to the selected DOS extension. The assigned Mac application will be used to open DOS documents with this extension.
To save document icons and window positions to DOS disks, click this box. To see further options, hold down the option key and click this box.
To prevent saving document icons and window positions to DOS disks, click this box. To see further options, hold down the option key and click this box.
To lock or unlock the text fields for Creator and Type codes, click this mini-icon. When it's locked, you can only change the codes with the 'Mac App...' button. When it's unlocked, you can type in the codes.
To add a DOS disk format option to the Finder, click this box.
To remove the DOS disk format option added to the Finder, click this box.
Status messages are shown here.
The list below shows the DOS file extensions that AcessPC will recognize. Click on an item in the list to select it.
