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@CyranoJ: Thanks, but the HD-COPY program is intended for DOS (or Win95/98) machines, doesnt work at all under W2k or XP. Unfortunately, I dont have access to a DOS machine at the moment... @rdemming: I know the HxC but its way out of my price range, cant really justify the expense.

Hi Now that I have my MEGA-1 finally up and running, I want to watch some demos. From what I can tell, the Atari formats disks with a geometry of 9 sectors per track, 80 tracks, 2 sides. I installed the PC program "Floppy Image" but every image file I opened was detected with a geometry of 10 sectors, 82 tracks. When I write these images to floppy, the ST doesnt recognize them. Trying to format on the Atari & writing on the PC doesnt help. Is there any way to solve this problem? Thanks!

Hi everyone, I'm new here & also new to the world of Atari ST I got my hands on a MEGA-1 which had some sticky liquid spilled all over the keyboard by the previous owner. The result is stuck/sticky keys. I opened the keyboard & removed all PCB screws & also all keys from the keyboard top. It looks like there's a separate switch for each key, but I cant remove the PCB in order to get to them! Any advice before I (possibly) do damage by experimenting? I just refuse to believe this keyboard was built in a way that requires to desolder all switches to remove the PCB Thanks in advance!