You also can write DMS images to RAD: or virtual floppy drives (like with FMS). They will work if they contain standard filesystem.
It is a LOT faster install apps that way than writing them to real floppies. Or if you don't happen to have working floppy drive
Example in shell:
mount rad:
dms write diskimage.dms to rad:
Then you can run installer script, for example, and when it asks another disk, just run dms again to write new image to rad. Repeat the task until program is installed
