> As for what broke the author's disk, I don't know but I always considered the "long track"-trick a bit of a fragile beast, but that can very well just be in m

> As for what broke the author's disk, I don't know but I always considered the "long track"-trick a bit of a fragile beast, but that can very well just be in my head. It could just be the magnetic data on the floppy disk decaying. I had many old games on 720k disk that I found had corrupted data when I tried them 15 years later.