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Microsoft Adventure (1981)
UPDATE: There are now two “Microsoft Adventure” disk images in the PCjs Disk Library. The latest one is called “Microsoft Adventure (Unmodified)”, which recreates the original copy-protected diskette. See the PCjs blog post “Adventures in Copy Protection” for more information.
IBM PC, 64Kb RAM, Dual Floppy Drives, MDA
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PCx86 v2.24 © 2012-2026 Jeff Parsons
NOTE: The PCjs “Save” feature will not create a usable copy of a copy-protected diskette. That feature works only with standard disk formats.
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