This Program is part of the MacDiskImage package (c) Robert Grob 1996, 
which is ShareWare! This program may not be distributed separate from the
package. 

MacIMG is a program for the PC which can Read/Write MS-DOS/Mac 1.44 Mb
diskimages from/to floppies. It can even function as a disk-copier.

Usage: MACIMG [options] <mode> <drive> <file>

where    mode  = R or W  (Read/Write Disk)
         drive = A: or B:
         file  = [your imagefile] (Not on A: or B:)

options:

	/m    = MacBinary encoded Apple DiskCopy image (No checksum, see docs)
	/r    = Raw image (Default)
	/vw   = Verify disk writing (mode W only)

	/s    = Split image in 704K parts (mode R only)
	/sn   = Split image in n-bytes parts (mode R only)
	/cn   = Copy image-parts to separate disks, drive n (mode R only)  
	/d    = Delete destination disks (mode R only)
	/dl   = Delete destination disks except last one (mode R only)     
	/vc   = Verify copying to separate disks (mode R only)

	/f    = Force disk-parameter-table to 1.44 3.5"
	/a    = SHAREWARE INFO

Mode: R or W

R	Read a floppy to a diskimage-file(<file>). <file> must be on a 
	nonfloppy-drive, for example c:.
W	Write a diskimage-file to a floppy. (Important: diskimage-file 
	must be in RAW-format)
drive	Seems clear to me. Must be A: or B:
file	Diskimage-file on HardDisk, choose something.


Options

m	The file is a macbinary encoded Apple Diskcopy image. The image 
	is not a 100% image, you need DiskDup+ AND Diskcopy4.2 to make   
	it a 100% image. See ShapeShifterSession.
	The converted image can be mounted with mountimage.
r	The file is a RAW image. The file can be mounted as a filedisk  
	when used with ShapeShifter.Handy for coverdisks.
vw	When WRITING an image (Mode W) this option will verify the      
	writing. You can use MacIMG as a diskcopier!    
s, sn	The file will be written in pieces of +- 704 Kbytes or in       
	specified number of bytes. In "s" mode: The size of the pieces         
	is rounded to the nearest rounded track, so 512*2*18=18432            
	bytes.
cn	The splitted pieces will be copied from harddisk to drive n.    
	Drive n may be the same as <drive>.(Usually)
d, dl	The files on all the destinationdisks will be deleted before    
	the pieces are copied. In "dl" mode: All BUT the last disk will     
	be deleted. This makes sense because the third (=last mostly)        
	piece is very small, so other "tail" pieces can be fitted on            
	one disk. This will save you the amount of needed disks!

vc	This option will assure you that the information is copied      
	correctly. If an error occurs, please stop MacDiskImage and           
	copy the filepart manually ("copy ../v /b") on the disk using            
	verify. Don't forget the info file which should be on the first            
	disk.
a	If you use it a lot, pay the shareware.
f	This forces the default disk pointer of the PC to a 3.5 1.44 Mb 
	drive. This makes sense because some PC's point to a 5.25 1.2    
	Mb drive. Thanks to Mark Weinstein for this information.            

	Normally, a "dir" or "cd" command will point to the correct            
	drive. But we are not using those cmds in this proggy.

Have Fun!

Robert

Copyright (c) 1996 Robert Grob