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: For your convenience I have created a file IHC.REG containing a number
: of OEM strings as Windows registry keys. If you know of *any* other OEM
: strings used on some pre-formatted floppies, with some formatters, or
: other operating systems, please let me know - I=B4m collecting this stuff
: for RBIL anyway.

http://www.seasip.demon.co.uk/Cpm/software/dualdos.reg  stops Windows 
overwriting discs in my "DualDOS" format (which is readable unaltered 
under DOS and under CP/M on Amstrad computers). A couple of other OEM ID's
I've seen are:

'msodball' : Produced by MSODBALL, a utility which converts Amstrad PCW 
            floppy discs to a 706k DOS format. 
'msd v1.0' : Produced by MSDISC, a DOS transfer utility on the PCW.
'AMSTRAD1' : Produced by the Amstrad OEM version of DOSPLUS.  

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