Submit 2Image Archive

 

Although the archive is mostly complete in regards to disk images of Apple IIGS software, there are still a few programs that have eluded collection. These are all educational titles and are listed below:

Talking Dinosaur Reader, Talking USA Map, Talking Academic Quiz Kid
Computer Video Reader: World of Nature - Reading About Animals, Reading About Sharks, Bird Watcher, Color 'n' Canvas, Inner Body Works, Snoopy's Reading Machine, Stars and Planets, Sky Travel, Land of the Unicorn, World Disk, Learning Spoken English, Electric Crayon, Atlas 2000, Geographic Jigsaw, GS Plot, Children's Writing & Publishing Center, Logic Master.

HOW TO CREATE 2IMAGE ARCHIVES

There are several ways to create 2image archives.

The easiest way is to use the Bernie ][ the Rescue emulator on a PowerMac with a built in floppy drive. Run System 6.01 within Bernie, create a new 2image disk image from Bernie’s ‘File’ menu, insert the original disk, and use the emulated Finder to do a disk to disk copy from the physical media to the virtual disk image.

You can also create DiskCopy disk images with 68000 and PowerPC series based Macintosh computers. Simply run DiskCopy 4.2 or 6.0 (version 6.0 came with MacOS 8 and higher), insert the original disk and the program will automatically create a DiskCopy disk image of that floppy disk. DiskCopy 4.2 images can be used with Bernie ][ the Rescue, where they can be converted into 2image disk images.

You can also create 2image archives from original floppy disks on an Apple IIGS, using the either the programs ImageMaker v2.2 ($5 shareware) or Asimov v2.0 (freeware). Using either program, you can insert a floppy disk into your IIGS and it will save it to another disk drive (preferably a hard drive) as a 2image archive. From there, it may be a little tricky getting the newly created 2images from the IIGS to a Mac or PC but solutions to that issue are included in the FAQ.

If you're intending to submit more than one 2image, archive them together as a .zip file and upload that single file. Please be patient after pressing the submit button; it may take 2 or 3 minutes to upload 5 megabytes of data. Upon successful completion of the upload, the site will give you a 'Thank You' message for confirmation.