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Date: Thu, 02 Jan 1997 03:37:53 -0500
From: Jean-Marc Henriette <jeanmarc@starfleet.umd.edu>
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Just a piece of info for you.. in the instalation instruction you
mention that you can only make a boot floppy from "dos mode." allthough
it will work, the user can also enter the regular DOS prompt mode and
type "lock" this will give him a warning that he's allowing programs to
access the drive directly to which he must say that he wants to (type y)
and then he can run rawrite without exiting windoze 95.

Jean-Marc