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Windows XP

This is the initial window from which all disk images are opened:

Initial Window

This should be an almost familiar sight, except that the DOS 3.3 master is in a "standard view" - which is pretty much operating-system agnostic:

DOS 3.3 Standard File View

Ah, much better! This is as close to the DOS 3.3 CATALOG as you'll get:

DOS 3.3 Native File View

For those who need all the detail, the detail view will show all information that is available. This view varies significantly by operating system (ProDOS has the most information to show).

DOS 3.3 Detail File View

A disk usage map is also available.

DOS 3.3 Disk Map View

Along with general information about the disk image. Don't get confused or concerned regarding the archive order and the disk format - the disk format is how the data is actually written on the disk itself while the order is just the ordering of data in the image that emulators use.

DOS 3.3 Disk Info View

For those operating systems that can, a deleted file listing is also available:

RDOS Detail View And Deleted Files

File exports are now an option:

File Export Button Enabled

The file export wizard allows you to choose from the supported file types:

File Export File Type Selection

The graphics export requires a little more information:

File Export Graphics Selection

It may not be beautiful, but it allows you to place your files wherever you want them:

File Export Destination Directory

The converted Hires color image:

Odyssey Logo

AppleCommander now sports a file viewer:

Image File View AppleSoft File View

Disk images of 140K (floppy) may be reordered:

Image Reordering Menu

Ubuntu Linux

This is the initial window from which all disk images are opened:

Initial Window

The current ProDOS 2.4.2 system master:

ProDOS 2.4.2 System Master view