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At 01:51 PM 1/14/02 +0100, Matthias Paul wrote:

 > 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´m collecting this stuff
>for RBIL anyway.

The popular high-density formatter FDFORMAT uses "CH-FOR18"
Presumably, earlier versions may have used lower numbers; but I've
never seen an earlier version.

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