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A little trick is simply to change the file extension from .dmg to .img.<br />
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Hope that helps.<br />
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Regards, <br />
TaysHovel<br />
(tayshovel@hotmail.com)
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A little trick is simply to change the file extension from .dmg to .img.

Hope that helps.

Regards,
TaysHovel
(tayshovel@hotmail.com)

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Ay, you're quite right.<br />
I was thinking along the lines of .toast files.<br />
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Thank-you for picking up on my error.<br />
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-TaysHovel
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Ay, you're quite right.
I was thinking along the lines of .toast files.

Thank-you for picking up on my error.

-TaysHovel

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Is there a way to open .dmg files in OS 9?
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Is there a way to open .dmg files in OS 9?

.dmg and OS 9

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