> Also, swapping through 26 floppies to install would have been... Something. Perfectly normal. You would need a few for MS-DOS (I think only MS-DOS 3.3 was t

> Also, swapping through 26 floppies to install would have been... Something. Perfectly normal. You would need a few for MS-DOS (I think only MS-DOS 3.3 was the last that could fit into an high density one). Followed by about 10 for Windows 3.x, similar numbers for Turbo Pascal, Turbo C++, Clipper, Word, Excel (replace with the competition),.... And before installing all of that, don't forget to as very first step, create backup floppies from all of them, and actually use the backups during the installations, while keeping the originals in a safe place, not that the drive could damage one of them.