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I downloaded boot.flp for the 2.2.2 version, and the fdimage program and
had them both in the same directory and typed: fdimage boot.flp a:
And i know thats right but it didnt work it took a long time then it went
back to the prompt so i went to a: and the disk was blank. Now the
boot.flp is about 1.48M its bigger than any 1.44M disks i have but i dont
know fdimage might compress the file but i dont know i never used it
before.

Thanx,

Mike Thomason