I haven't looked or searched for it, but it would surprise me
a lot if there isn't USB connected floppy drives...

He, first hit for "USB floppy drive" on eBay:

"1.44Mb 3.5" USB External Portable Floppy Disk Drive Diskette FDD for Lapto=
p
PC"

$9.51 with free shipping from China. How the heck can they built it *and*
ship it worldwide for that amount?=20

Right, looking closer, if you want support for anything newer then WinXP,
you have to pay a little more. Still reasonable...

Jan-Erik.

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Mulvey
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=C4mne: RE: [PIC] PIC Assembler

I, too, have Power C. I even have a floppy drive to read the disks. I'm not
sure if I have drivers though. Is it possible to access a floppy drive from
a modern computer? I'm using Windows 10 Pro.

Allen
Ps: Today I use Mikro-C with an EasyPIC v7.

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> Years ago, I used "Power C." It was a compiler that ran
under
> MS DOS. It
> came with a very extensive manual that was a good introduction to C. I=20
> still have it!
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> Harold
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