To initialize disks on insertion, click here. This will force the maximum disk capacity.
Not available because a disk is being used, or because you have to insert a disk for undoing.
When this button is selected, your Mac will initialize inserted disks. This will force the maximum disk capacity.
To write an empty catalog (no initializing will take place) on inserted disks, click here. This will use the current disk capacity.
When this button is selected, your Mac will write an empty catalog (no initializing will take place) on inserted disks. This will use the current disk capacity.
To verify inserted disks, click here. This operation is non-destructive.
When this button is selected, your Mac will verify inserted disks. This operation is non-destructive.
To show a caution alert on disk insertion, click here.
To avoid a caution alert on disk insertion, click here.
To create disks with a shortened catalog, click here. You gain 8.5K on a 800K disk, 18.5K on a 1440K disk. This is effective only if you keep one or two items on the disk: the catalog grows, scattered, as you add items.
To create disks with a normal-sized catalog, click here.
Here you can see the action being performed.
Here you can see the name of the working disk.
Here you can see the name of the disk whose erasure can be undone.
To iconize or de-iconize the window, click here.
To let the operating system look for bad sectors, in order to lock them out, click here.
To avoid looking for bad sectors, click here. You will not be able to spot bad disks.
Not available because it is not effective when the “Verify disk” option is active, because a disk is being used, or because you have to insert a disk for undoing.
