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Architecture: 68k
Iomega Zip Tools 4.3.1
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Download zip_tools_4.3.img_.sit
(23.86 MB)
For System 7.0 - 7.6
For System 7.0 - 7.6
Download iomega_zip_install_win_dos.zip
(1.00 MB)
For System 7.0 - 7.6
For System 7.0 - 7.6
Emulation
Guides on emulating older applications
Guides on emulating older applications
Here is an image of the Iomega Zip Tools disk, version 4.3.1. This disk has already been "touched" by the original floppy install disk, which makes it a purely Macintosh disk now. I not longer have the floppy install disk, but it is not required: the above Zip Tools disk is sufficient to do a complete install.
Now added a disk image of the Win/DOS install floppy disk that also came with the distribution.
CompatibilityArchitecture: 68k
According to the manual, this version requires a SE Macintosh or newer (at the time of release...1996) and Mac OS 7 -> 7.5.3. I leave it to others to determine if it works on systems released later.
Comments
The Win/DOS install floppy disk along with is very welcome along with the already existing Mac version.
I have now uploaded a DSKIMAGE copy of the Win/DOS install floppy disk along with a pic of the disk itself. Probably needs checking that all is OK.
For floppy imaging on your Win 95 lappy, RaWrite2.exe is a common (CLI) floppy imaging tool (Gnu). WinImage is another (trialware). My favourite is DSKIMAGE.EXE v.1.0 - a DOS based floppy disk imager found on old MS Developers CDs, but others progs use this name so you may have trouble locating the original MS copy online. Here's a useful page on a variety of disk imaging possibilities" for you.
I forgot to mention that I have a pristine copy of the Windows/DOS install floppy disk that came with the original purchase. If anyone wants a copy I can make it available to you if you tell me how image it (I have access to an ancient laptop with WIN 95 and a MacBook with Windows 7, if that helps. EDIT: Although I guess the MacBook is no use as it does not have a floppy drive)
Corrected typo