Wasn't it xdms you used to be able to install alongside WinUAE and it would then use it to support DMS files? And then later it became integrated.
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22nd January 2007, 11:14 #1Retro Addict Administrator
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That's right. Remember using xDMS myself.
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Yes, but you could also use XDMS to extract the adf file from it. With the command line xdms u c:\test.dms, it converts the dms file into an adf file, thus test.adf.Wasn't it xdms you used to be able to install alongside WinUAE and it would then use it to support DMS files?
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