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<title>Loading Disk Images</title>
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<h2 style="color: rgb(0, 128, 0);">Loading
Disk Images</h2>
<hr size="4">
<p>AppleWin registers<sub style="FONT-WEIGHT: bold">1</sub> the
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following file types as "Disk
Images": *.do, *.dsk, *.nib, *.po and *.woz.&nbsp; Double-clicking
a disk image in Windows Explorer will automatically load and boot
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the disk.
While older versions of
AppleWin started a new
instance of the emulator for every disk started in this manner, current
versions
of the emulator will simply replace the current disk (and reboot) if there is an
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instance of
the emulator already running.</p>
<p>You may also drag and drop a
disk image from an Explorer
window to the AppleWin emulator window to load and boot the
disk.&nbsp; Dropping the image exactly on one of the drive buttons
will insert
it only into this drive
without booting.&nbsp; For
example: drop "Pascal1.dsk" to drive 1 and "Pascal2.dsk" to
drive 2, then click the the Run button to bring up UCSD Pascal.</p>
<p>AppleWin now allows you to
open a disk as read-only.&nbsp;
To do this, click the checkbox for "Open as Read Only" in the Select
Disk Image dialog.&nbsp; This works like the physical
write-protection mechanism on a real Apple //e floppy disk.</p>
<p>If a Disk Image name is to
long to read in the Toolbar,
simply pause the mouse cursor over a drive button to get a
tool-tip with the full name.</p>
<p><sub style="FONT-WEIGHT: bold">1</sub>&nbsp;To register the file types in Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 10,
you will need to run AppleWin with elevated privileges. This only needs to be done once.
Right click the AppleWin.exe icon and select 'Run as Administrator'.</p>
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