Program Facilitates Mac/PC File Exchange

  • 10/01/95
Here & Now is a file interchange utility that enables IBM-compatible PC users to read, write and transfer Macintosh files as if they were native Windows or DOS files. In addition to high-density floppies, the software recognizes Bernoulli, SyQuest, hard drives and optical media, supporting a variety of mixed computing environments. One can even format high-density floppies in a Mac format directly from any PC. Here & Now automatically establishes the link from predetermined Macintosh file extensions to the appropriate DOS or Windows applications. Default links support many leading applications, such as Word, PageMaker, Excel and Lotus 1-2-3. Software Architects, Inc., Bothell, WA, (206) 487-0122, [email protected]. WD

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