persia wrote:
Is there such a thing as a Mac floppy? I've been working with Macs for about 5 years and have never seen one...
Yeah, the only floppy your going to see with a Mac these days will likely be a USB floppy, but you are dating yourself as a young whipper-snapper! :lol:
All us old-timers remember the old Macs that all came with floppy drives as standard equipment, but to read a Mac floppy on an Amiga you needed a program called CrossMac.
Modern Macs can all read PC formatted floppies as far as I know and if you have AmigaOS3.1 or above, it should have CrossDOS included which I believe can format a floppy in 720kb, or 1.44mb PC capacity depending on if you have a DD or HD Amiga floppy drive. So format the floppy disk in the Amiga and use it to transfer your files to/from the Mac.
