How to open and work with Disk Image
A Disk Image is a mirror copy of your entire floppy disk stored as a file. It
may be a good idea to create a Disk Image for a floppy disk containing
deleted files that you want to recover before the actual recovery.
Normally, when you start the application all images
contained in the Floppy Image library are closed. If you select any image file
in a tree view window you will only get message <Image closed> in the
list view window.
To view the content of a floppy disk image you should first open it. There are
several ways to do it:
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Run Open Image command by doing one of the
following:
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Click the Open Image button on toolbar
, or
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Click File -> Open Image...
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If the image that you chose is in the image library, it will be opened in the
library content. If, however, this image doesn't exist in the image library it
will be opened in the root folder.
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Double-click floppy image icon in the Floppy Recovery window (in case of a
regular floppy disk image or compressed disk image).
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For regular and compressed floppy disk images, right-click the disk image and
choose Open Image; for self-extractor files, choose Open contained
Image.
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While regular or compressed image file is selected, click Tools -> Open
in order to open a regular or a compressed floppy disk.
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Regular floppy images and compressed floppy images can be opened from Windows
Explorer through context menu or by double clicking their icons. New instance
of Active Floppy Recovery will be started and image will be opened. The opened
image will be included in the root folder of the image library.
This is an icon for an open floppy disk image.
See Also
Creating a Disk Image
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