I expect you're right. The OS doesn't see the USB floppies the same way

as the built-ins. If you've ever tried to install software from a USB floppy,

you may have noticed.

You can find Creator Changer on the page:

http://macintroid.tripod.com/macintroid/id6.html

I also have a .sit copy if that site doesn't work.

Author's email is shown as cwasko@snet.net in the

about box - but it's pretty old. I can't remember if it's

freeware or shareware and the site doesn't say.

I don't think it plays well with Classic.

Bill.

On Feb 18, 2009, at 11:02 AM, Ray Arachelian wrote:

Highcountryrider wrote:

There is also a handy little app called "Creator Changer" that works for
fixing type and creator codes.

Got an url?

A little off topic:
I tried to launch Disk Copy 4.2 on my Yosemite with 9.2.2 and 8.5, and
my iMac with Classic. All three report:
"Disk Copy will not run on this kind of Macintosh since certain required
support is not provided"

Anyone know what the problem is? I had thought that this worked at one
time, but I may be misremembering.

Lack of a built in floppy drive?

"Doughnuts, is there anything they can't do?" - Homer Simpson

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