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I'd say *never* write to a floppy with a drive that can handle larger media than the currently installed media. Made some money once, getting files off a 360k floppy that were written on a 1.2m drive. Amazing that we still have data that needs to be gotten from them! Of course, I still have some writing on Ontel floppies that I need to get around to... --STeve Andre' On 12/09/11 09:00, Barry Tigner wrote: > Hi Joe, > > There were a lot of problems with using 1.2M drives to read/write > discs created on a 360k drive. Proper alignment of the tracks was > critical. You would have better luck using a 360k drive to read > 360k floppies. > > I have one available if you want it, room 1230 BioMedical Physical > Sciences bldg. > > Barry >