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\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Disk Archive/Retrieval Tool\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Version 1.5\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 LIMITED WARRANTY ON MEDIA AND REPLACEMENT\par }
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{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 other rights which vary from state to state.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \'f0\'a8\tab DART\'aa:\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Disk Archive/Retrieval Tool\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Version 1.5\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \'f0 APPLE COMPUTER, INC. \par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 This manual and the software described in it are copyrighted, with all rights reserved. Under the copyright laws, this manual or the software may not be copied, in whole or part, without written consent of Apple, except in the normal use of the software o}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 r to make a backup copy of the software. The same proprietary and copyright notices must be affixed to any permitted copies as were affixed to the original. This exception does not allow copies to be made for others, whether or not sold, but all of the m}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 aterial purchased (with all backup copies) may be sold, given, or loaned to another person. Under the law, copying includes translating into another language or format.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 You may use the software on any computer owned by you, but extra copies cannot be made for this purpose.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \'a91987-91 Apple Computer, Inc.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 20525 Mariani Avenue\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Cupertino, CA 95014\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 (408) 996-1010\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Apple, the Apple logo, AppleTalk, Apple IIgs, AppleShare, A/UX, Lisa, Macintosh, MultiFinder, and ProDOS are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. \par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 DART, Disk Copy, APDA, Finder, and LocalTalk are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. \par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 HyperCard is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. licensed to Claris Corporation.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Microsoft and MS-DOS are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. \par }
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\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Contents\'ca\'ca\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \tab Preface\tab About This Manual\'ca\'ca\'ca\'cav\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 About this manual\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'cav\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 How to use this manual\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'cavi\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \tab Chapter 1\tab Uses for DART\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca7\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 What is DART?\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca9\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Differences Between DART and Other Utilities\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca11\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Disk Types Recognized By DART\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca12\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 A Word About Copy Protection\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca15\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \tab Chapter 2\tab Installing DART\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca17\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Installing DART using Floppy Disks\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca19\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Using DART from a Compact Disk\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca19\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Installing DART on a Hard Disk\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca20\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \tab Chapter 3\tab Using DART\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca21\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Getting Started\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca23\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Starting the Application\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca23\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Source and Destination\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca23\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Parts of the Window\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca24\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Moving the Window\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca25\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Controls\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca25\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Source and Destination\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca25\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 File Options\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca26\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Disk Options\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca27\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Menus\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca28\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Start Button\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca28\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \tab Chapter 4\tab Appendices\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Appendix A\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca31\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Structure of a Disk\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca33\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Interleave\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca35\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Appendix B\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca37\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Checksums\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca39\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Appendix C\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca41\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Apple Event Support\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca43\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 The \'d4cnvt\'d5 Event\'ca\'ca\'ca\'ca44\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Preface\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 About This Manual\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 The DART\'aa User\'d5s Guide describes the use of the utility DART\'aa: Disk Archive/Retrieval Tool, designed for use with your Macintosh\'a8 Computer. DART can be found on the disk included with this package.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 This manual describes how and when to use DART, and gives you a better understanding of how it can be used as an effective tool for disk archival and duplication. You should already be familiar with the basic operation of your Macintosh computer before co}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 ntinuing on with this guide. If you need basic operating instructions for your Macintosh, refer to the Macintosh System Software User\'d5s Guide for more information.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 How to use this manual\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Read the chapter descriptions below to find out which sections you would find most useful.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \'a5\tab Chapter 1 tells you about some of the typical uses for DART, as well as some differences between DART and other programs that perform similar functions. Chapter 1 also explains the disk formats that DART can be used with, and provides some background in}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 formation that you may find helpful in understanding how the application works.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \'a5\tab Chapter 2 shows how to install the software on floppy disks, hard disks, and gives information on running DART from a compact disc.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \'a5\tab Chapter 3 describes the characteristics of DART\'d5s main window, and how the different controls and options can be used to customize the making of disks.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Appendices\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \'a5\tab Appendix A describes the structure of information on a disk.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \'a5\tab Appendix B discusses \'d2checksums\'d3 and how they can be useful in verifying the authenticity of a disk.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \'a5\tab Appendix C documents the types of Apple events supported by this version of DART, and how they can be used to convert older disk image files to DART 1.5\'d5s compressed format.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Chapter 1\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Uses for DART\'ca\'ca\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 This chapter gives you an understanding of some of the uses for DART and how you can use DART to create files and duplicate disks.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 What is DART?\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 DART Application\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 DART\'aa: Disk Archive/Retrieval Tool is a utility that enables you to duplicate and archive floppy disks. DART does this in one of two ways: either by copying the contents of one disk onto another, or by placing an exact image of the disk\'d5s contents into a }
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 single file for later use.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 An Analogy\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 To better understand DART, consider the following analogy: when you use a camera to take a picture of something, you typically will save the negatives that the photo processor returns to you so that you may later make more copies of some of those pictures.}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 In normal circumstances, the pictures created from that negative will be identical to the originals that you received.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \tab Scene\tab Camera\tab Negative\tab Developer\tab Pictures\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \tab Master Disk\tab DART\tab DART File\tab DART\tab Duplicate Disks\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Figure 1-1\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 DART achieves a similar result with disks. When DART creates a DART File, that file can be used by DART much like the negative is used by the photo developer. As long as you have the DART File, you may create as many duplicates of the disk as you need. }
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 These disks will contain the exact same files and information as the original master disk. Since the information on the disk is digital, duplicates will be exact copies of the original masters. The negatives by themselves aren\'d5t useful to look at, but ra}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 ther they are used to create the pictures when they are processed. Like negatives, DART Files contain all of a disk\'d5s files and formatting information in a special form, but the files cannot be used directly without being transformed back into a disk firs}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 t.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Just as you use a camera to take a picture of an entire scene instead of just the subjects in that scene, DART will retain all of the files and the special formatting information contained on the source disk. This can be beneficial in situations where you}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 need to do more than just save copies of the files from a disk.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 DART is most useful when you save the DART Files onto a mass storage device (such as a hard disk) for later retrieval, or when someone else has already created a collection of these files for you (such as on a compact disc). User Groups, Libraries and Sup}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 port Personnel will find DART an invaluable tool for keeping \'d2golden masters\'d3 of their most frequently used disks.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Differences Between DART and Other Utilities\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Backup Utilities\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 DART can be used to \'d2backup\'d3 floppy disks, but is not as versatile a backup tool as other commercially available utilities. Backup utilities are often much more useful for this purpose and will provide options that are designed to intelligently recognize }
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 which files have been changed on a disk before backing them up. On the other hand, DART doesn\'d5t make any assumptions about the information on a disk; this is actually one of the features of the tool that allows it to be used with disks that the Macintosh }
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 cannot normally read such as (Lisa\'aa and Apple II disks). DART stores the disk\'d5s contents in such a way that it can rebuild the entire disk, not just the files that were on it.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 File Compression and Grouping Utilities\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Some utilities allow the grouping of many individual files into a single package for ease of storage and distribution. While these utilities are closer in function to DART than backup utilities, they are usually only useful for Macintosh-formatted disks, }
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 and they don\'d5t normally retain all of the disk\'d5s other formatting information. You typically would use a file compression utility when archiving a file, and use DART when archiving an entire disk. The \'d2disk image\'d3 file created by DART is compressed in or}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 der to conserve space, so its size is usually comparable to that obtained by using a separate utility to archive the individual files on the disk.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Disk Types Recognized By DART\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 GCR and MFM\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Most 3.5" floppy disks are formatted using one of two low-level encoding methods. The two most common types are GCR (Group Code Recording) and MFM (Modified Frequency Modulation). DART has the ability to recognize all Macintosh 3.5" disks, as well as A}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 pple II, Lisa, MS-DOS, and several other 3.5" disk types. A Macintosh equipped with at least one FDHD\'aa/SuperDrive\'aa can read, write and format all of the following types:\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Disk Type\tab Size (kilobytes)\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Macintosh Single-Sided\tab 400\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Macintosh Double-Sided\tab 800\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Macintosh High Density\tab 1440\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Lisa Office System\tab 400\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Any other Single-Sided GCR1\tab 400\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Apple II Pascal (3.5\'d3 only)\tab 800\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Apple II ProDOS\tab 800\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Any other Double-Sided GCR2\tab 800\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Lisa Diagnostic Disks\tab 400\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Macintosh Diagnostic Disks\tab 400, 800 & 1440\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Apple II Diagnostics\tab 800\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Macintosh A/UX\tab 800\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 MSDOS Double-Sided\tab 720\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Any other Double-Sided MFM3\tab 720\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 MSDOS High Density\tab 1440\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Any other High Density MFM3\tab 1440\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 1Disk Type will be identified as \'d2Lisa\'d3\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 2Disk Type will be identified as \'d2Apple II\'d3\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 3Disk Type will be identified as \'d2MS-DOS\'d3\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Table 1-1\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Macintosh systems that do not have a FDHD/SuperDrive can read, write and format the following types of disks.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Disk Type\tab Size (kilobytes)\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Macintosh Single-Sided\tab 400\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Macintosh Double-Sided\tab 800\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Lisa Office System\tab 400\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Any other Single-Sided GCR1\tab 400\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Apple II Pascal (3.5\'d3 only)\tab 800\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Apple II ProDOS\tab 800\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Any other Double-Sided GCR2\tab 800\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Lisa Diagnostic Disks\tab 400\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Macintosh Diagnostic Disks\tab 400 & 800\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Apple II Diagnostics\tab 800\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Macintosh A/UX\tab 800\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 1Disk Type will be identified as \'d2Lisa\'d3\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 2Disk Type will be identified as \'d2Apple II\'d3\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Table 1-2\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 FDHD\'aa/SuperDrive\'aa Support\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 When Apple introduced the Macintosh IIx computer, a new type of disk drive was incorporated into the design of the system that enabled it to read and write MFM formatted disks. This allowed programs such as Apple File Exchange to be able to read disks tha}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 t were originally created on MS-DOS computers. DART enables computers that are configured with the FDHD to archive those disks in the same way that the other (GCR) disk types can be archived.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 The FDHD disk drive is capable of reading and writing all of the previous disk types (single-sided and double-sided) as well as the newer High Density format. The High Density (HD) format is capable of storing up to 1.4 megabytes of data on one disk, almo}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 st twice the storage capacity of a double-sided disk.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 With the High Density format, information is stored on the disk using thinner \'d2tracks\'d3 of information, which are placed closer together than double-density tracks. This method of writing and reading disks requires newer technology than is present in singl}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 e or double-sided drives, so Macintosh systems that are not equipped with the FDHD disk drive are not capable of using the High Density disks properly.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 High Density Symbol\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 High Density disks are usually marked with the HD symbol to identify that they are capable of holding more information than other (single or double-sided) disks. Most of the High Density disks will also have an extra hole located on the top-left of the pl}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 astic shell. This hole is on the opposite side of the write-protect whole, and it does not have the sliding tab typically found on 3.5\'d3 disks for changing the write status of the disk. This hole is often referred to as the Bonus Hole.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Figure 1-2\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 This hole is very important for Macintosh FDHD disk drives, because the presence of this hole is what signals the FDHD that a High Density disk has been inserted. In fact, the FDHD will only read and write disks with the bonus hole in the High Density for}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 mat, since this is the only reliable format allowed for that type of disk. This can present some frustrations when High Density disks are used in non-FDHD disk drives.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 The older single and double-sided disk drives are not configured to sense the bonus hole, and will unknowingly allow High Density disks to be formatted as single or double-sided instead. If a High-Density disk is formatted as a single or double-sided disk}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 in an older drive and then inserted into a FDHD, the Macintosh will attempt to read the improperly-formatted disk in its normal High Density mode. Since there is no High Density information on the disk, the Macintosh will report that the disk has not bee}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 n initialized or is damaged, even though there may still be valid data on the disk in the lower density format.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 DART will check to see which drives are installed on a system before attempting to create a disk to make sure that the disk can be duplicated successfully. If a High Density or MS-DOS DART File has been selected as the source and there are no FDHD drives }
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 connected to the computer, then DART will inform you that it cannot use that source for duplicating.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 A Word About Copy Protection\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Copy Protection\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Copy Protection is a term used to describe any of several different methods that some manufacturers of software use to curtail the illegal and unauthorized copying of their products. There are many different methods used to \'d2copy protect\'d3 a disk, but most}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 can be put into two categories: that which utilizes non-standard digital information on the master disk, and that which uses standard disk information to achieve the desired results.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Those disks which are copy protected with the first method will often alter the low-level information on a disk in certain areas which are not normally used by anything but the Macintosh Operating System and internal disk drivers. This particular method w}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 ill usually cause DART to encounter read errors when attempting to read the area of the disk that is protected. Since DART is not designed to \'d2defeat\'d3 copy protection, only standard methods of reading, writing and formatting disks are used by the program.}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Disks that utilize more generic methods of copy protection may be duplicated by DART with no special procedures necessary. Be sure before using DART that you check the license agreements pertaining to your software before making archival backups or distri}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 buting software.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 The DART disk that you received is not copy protected, and you are encouraged to make a backup copy of your original disk for safekeeping.\tab \par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Chapter 2\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Installing DART\'ca\'ca\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 This chapter provides instructions for installing DART on your Macintosh computer system.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Installing DART using Floppy Disks\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 DART comes on a single floppy disk that is already configured for use in most Macintosh computer systems. Simply insert the disk with DART on it in your computer, then double-click on the DART application in order to start.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 The DART disk is pre-configured with a System Folder containing the most recent System Software at the time the disk was made. It\'d5s possible that your computer may require a newer version of the System Software than DART was configured with, as would be i}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 ndicated in a dialog box on your screen when you try to start up. If this is the case, you may need to update the System Software on the DART disk before proceeding. To update the System Software on the DART disk, see the Macintosh System Software User\'d5s}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Guide and follow the procedures outlined for your particular computer.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \'a5\tab You will normally want to keep your original DART disk locked as a safeguard against the possibility of accidental erasure, but you may leave the disk unlocked if you desire.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Using DART from a Compact Disc\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 DART is a very useful tool when used in combination with a compact disc, due to the fact that many DART files can be maintained on a single, unalterable disc.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 DART was designed to run without special considerations from a compact disc. All you need to do is double-click on the application or one of the DART files that is on the disc.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Some compact discs come with a special launcher or engine which is used to navigate through the disc. These compact discs may have their own methods of starting DART; to be sure, refer to any manuals or documentation that may have come with the compact di}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 sc for more information regarding its use.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Installing DART on a Hard Disk\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 DART is a stand-alone application that requires no special files (other than itself) in order to run properly on your Macintosh. For this reason, installation on a hard disk is quite simple:\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 1)\tab Create a new folder to contain DART on your Hard Disk by selecting \'d2New Folder\'d3 from the File menu while using the Finder (if you wish DART to be in its own folder), then\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 2)\tab Copy DART to the Hard Disk by dragging it to the location on the disk where you want it to be placed.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 If you need a better understanding of copying files using the Macintosh, see the Macintosh System Software User\'d5s Guide for more details on this process.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Chapter 3\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Using DART\'ca\'ca\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 This Chapter explains how to use DART, and gives information about some of DART\'d5s controls and optional features.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Getting Started\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Starting DART\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 To start up the application, double-click on DART or one of the DART Files that has already been created by the application. If you\'d5re running System 7.0 or later, you can also start up by dragging a DART or Disk Copy\'aa file icon onto the DART application }
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 icon.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \tab DART\tab DART Files\tab Disk Copy File\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Figure 3-1\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \'a5\tab Note: If you\'d5re using MultiFinder\'aa or System 7.0 on your Macintosh, DART can already be running when you double-click on one of its files. This will tell DART to use that file as the source.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Source and Destination\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 DART uses the concept of a source and a destination to designate the disks to be copied or mastered. A valid source or destination can be any of the following:\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Figure 3-2\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 DART will normally allow only one DART File designation for any transfer; in other words, the source and destination are not allowed to be DART Files at the same time (unless you are converting an older disk image file to DART 1.5 format with the Save As\'c9 }
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 command, described later in this chapter.) This activity would actually be no more than simply copying a file, a task much better suited for the Finder.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Macintosh systems with only one floppy drive can have the source and destination both set for Drive 1. DART will prompt you for each disk as it is needed for the transfer process. It is important to note that DART recognizes the source disk as the one wh}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 ich is write-protected, and the destination disk as the one which is write-enabled. For this reason, DART always checks the write protect status of each disk before proceeding, regardless of the source and destination designations.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 The Main Window\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 The main window displayed on the screen while DART is in use is organized into five sections, as shown below:\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Figure 3-3\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Moving the Main Window\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 DART\'aa Prefs File\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 DART\'d5s main window can be moved anywhere on the screen (or screens) that you wish. DART will remember the last place the window was moved to and store this information in a file called DART\'aa Prefs. If you\'d5re running System 7.0 or later, this file will be}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 placed in the Preferences folder inside the System Folder. Otherwise, the file will normally be placed in the same folder that DART is in, but if the file cannot be put there successfully, it will be placed in the System Folder on the default drive. Upo}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 n starting up, DART checks to see if the main window location is valid. If there is a problem placing the window in the specified location, DART will center the window on the main screen automatically (the main screen is the one with the menu bar on it.)\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Option-Drag\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 If you wish to move the window temporarily without DART remembering the new location, hold down the option key on the keyboard before dragging the window around. If you want DART to center the window on the main screen the next time it starts up, simply m}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 ove the DART\'aa Prefs file or throw it away. DART will not create this file unless the window is moved without holding the option key down.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 DART Controls\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Source and Destination\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 In the Source and Destination boxes, DART makes use of radio buttons (see below) to designate the actual location of the source and destination disks/files. Only one radio button can be active at a time; clicking on one of them selects that location, and }
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 automatically deselects the others.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Figure 3-4\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Whenever a source (either a file or a disk) is presented to DART, the disk\'d5s type is ascertained and the possible destination drives are scanned for functionality. For example, if you have two disk drives but only one of them is capable of handling MS-DOS}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 disks and that type of disk is inserted in the source drive, the destinations will be limited to that disk drive and a DART File. This is due to the fact that only FDHD disk drives can read and write MS-DOS format. Standard double-sided disk drives are }
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 not capable of reading and writing this type of disk properly, so any drives connected of that type are not valid for use as a destination.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 It\'d5s important to realize that standard double-sided disk drives cannot recognize MS-DOS or High Density disks. If one of these types of disks is inserted into a standard double-sided disk drive, it will not be readable on that system \'d0 DART will not be a}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 ble to read any information from that disk, and will not be able to use that disk as a source disk.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 A potential problem can result when you attempt to use DART to create a single or double-sided disk and you insert a High Density disk in a standard double-sided drive. Since the standard double-sided drive cannot sense the bonus hole that normally indic}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 ates the special High Density media, the disk will be formatted and used as a standard double-sided disk. This is a problem that only you can prevent, because the double-sided drive simply has no way of identifying which type of disk has been inserted int}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 o it.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Destination File Options\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 When the destination is a DART file, the type of compression to use on the file can be selected. Fast compression (standard run-length encoding, or RLE for short) takes very little time, but generally results in larger DART files. The Best option impleme}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 nts a modified version of the Lempel-Ziv data compression algorithm, with adaptive Huffman encoding (LZH for short.) This option produces much smaller files, but takes more time. The selected compression option remains in effect for the current transfer}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 process and subsequent transfers, until you change it.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Destination Disk Options\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 When the destination is a disk, DART has two options that can be enabled before starting the transfer process \'d0 Format Disk and Multiple Copies. These options are in effect for the current transfer process and will reset to their \'d2off\'d3 condition after the}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 current transfer process is completed.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Format Disk\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Format Disk is used to tell DART to do a low-level format of the destination. Formatting the disk may be required whenever you wish to make sure that the special sector and track marks on the disk are re-written, or when the disk has never been formatted }
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 before. Formatting sets up the disk to receive the information that is normally written to and read from the disk when you use applications and save documents, and tells the computer exactly where to store that data. Formatting may also be required if yo}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 u attempt to use a disk as the destination that once had a copy-protected application on it. Copy-protected disks usually cannot be used as the source.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Formatting a disk that has already been formatted (and is not copy-protected) is not usually required, and may be undesirable in some cases. This is most noticeable when the disk that you are creating will be used on a non-Macintosh computer (such as a Li}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 sa or a IIgs computer). The difference lies in the interleave of the disk (see Appendix A for more information on interleave). Each computer\'d5s disk drive is optimized for a particular interleave factor. If the disk is formatted using a drive with a high}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 er or lower interleave than the drive it will eventually be used on, the disk will read and write slower than normal. For best results, format the disk first on the computer that it will be used on, then create the disk with the Format Disk option turned }
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 off.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Multiple Copies\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Multiple Copies is used to make many copies of the same disk. With this option turned on before the transfer process begins, DART will continually prompt you for the next disk until you press the period (.) key while holding down the\'ca\'cakey.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 File Menu\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 The File menu contains four options: New, Open, Save As\'c9, and Quit. New is used to create a new destination DART file, and is functionally the same as pressing the DART File button in the Destination box. Open is used to open existing DART or Disk Copy }
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 image files, and is functionally the same as pressing the DART File button in the Source box. Save As\'c9 allows you to save the current Source file as a new DART 1.5 file. Quit is used to quit the program.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Edit Menu\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 The Edit menu contains the standard Edit commands Undo, Cut, Copy, Paste and Clear. These items currently have no particular meaning for DART, so while DART\'d5s window is active, these items are not available. To use these menu items, click on a desk acces}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 sory window to bring it to the front.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Transfer Process\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Start Button\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 To start the transfer process, simply click the Start button. Both the Source and Destination must be in the \'d2Ready\'d3 state before this button is active, however. The source must be assigned (Drive 1, Drive 2 or DART File) and identified (disk must be in}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 place, or a file selected) before the Source is considered \'d2Ready.\'d3 Likewise, the destination also has to be assigned and in place to be considered \'d2Ready.\'d3 DART displays the following indicator in the source and destination areas to identify when the S}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 ource and/or Destination is ready:\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Figure 3-5\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Once the Start button is pressed, DART begins creating the disk or image file using the specified options, prompting you to switch disks whenever that is necessary. (You can cancel at any point by pressing the period key while holding down the\'ca\'cakey.) Af}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 ter all of the disk image has been transferred successfully, DART will report \'d2checksum\'d3 information about that disk. (If the destination was a DART File, the amount of storage saved through data compression will also be reported.) Checksum information c}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 an be used to uniquely identify a particular disk. For more information about this feature, please refer to Appendix B.\tab \par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Appendix A\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Structure of a Disk\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 This Appendix will help you better understand the way information is stored on a disk.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Structure of Information on a Disk\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Tracks and Sectors\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Disks are magnetic media that store information in the form of a stream of bits. In order to access the information in a random fashion, this information is subdivided into groups called blocks or sectors, and each sector has a fixed amount of information}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 in it. To read or write information to the disk, the computer\'d5s Operating System will ask the disk driver to transfer one or more blocks of information from or to the disk. Information is always transferred in complete sectors to utilize the disk drive }
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 efficiently. The sectors on the disk are organized side-by-side into concentric rings (or tracks).\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Figure A-1\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 In each of Apple\'d5s microfloppy 3.5\'d3 drives, the sector size is always 512 bytes. The number of sectors in a given track will vary from one track to the next in order to accomodate a similar density of information in all tracks (this does not apply to MFM }
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 and High Density disks). A common analogy for sectors would be the pages in a book. A disk is like a book, the sectors are like pages in the book, and files on the disk are like chapters in the book. All of the pages are the same size (like disk sector}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 s), but the files on the disk (like the chapters in the book) may require anywhere from a partial sector to many sectors. The size of the page does not change the information in the chapters any more than the sector size changes information in the files.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Tags\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Each sector of information on non-MFM disks has associated with it special information called tag data. This information was designed to help verify the integrity of the file system and recover lost files by data recovery programs. Included in this infor}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 mation were fields such as file number, resource or data fork, and modification date of file. In theory, this was a good idea; in practice, it didn\'d5t work all that well and was costly to include in drives. As a result of this, the concept of tag data was}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 dropped for all new drive technology after the double-sided drive was introduced.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Tag information was especially important for Lisa disks, as the Operating System would not function properly without this information being intact.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Interleave\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 In many disk drives, the data moves by the read/write heads faster than the drive\'d5s controller can process the information continuously. This poses a problem when a series of contiguous blocks are read or written, because these drives can normally read or}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 write only one sector before having to pause momentarily to process the information that was just read. While the data is being processed, the disk surface is still moving past the read/write heads. If several adjoining blocks are needed, the disk has t}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 o spin through extra revolutions to get to the next blocks.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 To remedy this situation, sectors on the disk are laid out in an interleaved order. The drive will process the first sector\'d5s information as the next sector on the disk nears the read/write head. On a drive/disk combination where the interleave factors m}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 atch, the drive is finished processing the first requested sector just before the next requested one reaches the read/write head. This enables the drive to read the next sector without having to rotate the disk to get to it.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Disks with contiguous sectors arranged side-by-side are said to have a 1:1 interleave. When sectors are interleaved by one, they have a 2:1 interleave, by two, 3:1, by three, 4:1, etc. Macintosh disk drives use a 2:1 interleave, while most Apple II disk }
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 drives use a 4:1 (although some Apple IIGS\'aa Systems can be configured for 2:1).\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Generally, you will want to keep the interleave factor matched between disks and disk drives as much as possible, so it makes sense to know the source and destination interleave factors in advance of making a disk. DART does not change the inherent interl}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 eave factor of a disk that has already been formatted unless you turn on the Format Disk option. If you want to make sure that a disk has the same interleave as the drive it will be used on, format the disk on the destination computer before creating the d}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 isk with DART, and don\'d5t use the Format Disk option unless you really need to.\tab \par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Appendix B\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Checksums\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 This Appendix will help you better understand checksums.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Checksums\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 What is a checksum?\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Checksums are numbers that are derived by applying a special formula to a series of data. This fornula is designed such that any change in the data series (either through a re-order or transformation) will cause the checksum that is derived from the data }
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 to change as well.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 In the case of DART, checksums are used to help verify the contents of a particular disk. When DART creates a file or disk, two checksums are computed for the data on the disk: one for the regular sector information and one for the tag data. DART will re}
{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 port these checksums to you in the message area when the transfer process is complete. These checksums can be written down for future reference.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Using the checksum information, you can verify that two disks are exactly the same. Note that \'d2exactly the same\'d3 is not the same thing as \'d2contain the same files,\'d3 since the disk structure and size could still be different.\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Checksum Algorithm\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 The algorithm that DART uses to compute the checksum information is as follows:\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 checksum = 0 (32 bit checksum)\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 loop counter = buffer size \'d6 2 (buffer size in 16-bit words)\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 point to start of buffer\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 loop:\tab get next 16-bit word from the buffer\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \tab zero-extend the word ($0000xxxx)\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \tab add the zero-extended word to the checksum (32-bits)\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \tab rotate the checksum (32-bits) right one bit\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \tab \tab (C[i-1]=C[i], C[31]=C[0])\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \tab decrement loop counter\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 \tab if loop counter \'ad 0 then go back to loop\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Many thanks to Steve Christensen for this algorithm.\tab \par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Appendix C\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 Apple Event Support\par }
\pard\ql{\plain\f1\fs24\cf1 This Appendix documents the Apple event types implemented in version 1.5 of DART when running System 7.0 or later, and explains how these events can be used to automate the conversion of older disk image files to DART 1.5 format.\par }
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