while rebuilding is an option, it's not the best case scenario in terms of 'archiving".
In the end, when i can't find a solution, i usually put it on my watched lists and buy a copy when it rolls around.
at some point, I do hope the vintage macintosh software "archiving" efforts actually start taking their projects seriously- more than just "who has the bigger archive"
still my question stands.. someone's gotta have a legit set of the floppies floating around... if it gets down to it, I'll buy another verified good set, but at the current "going" prices on ebay, it's a little silly, considering it's far from rare.
In the end, when i can't find a solution, i usually put it on my watched lists and buy a copy when it rolls around.
at some point, I do hope the vintage macintosh software "archiving" efforts actually start taking their projects seriously- more than just "who has the bigger archive"
still my question stands.. someone's gotta have a legit set of the floppies floating around... if it gets down to it, I'll buy another verified good set, but at the current "going" prices on ebay, it's a little silly, considering it's far from rare.