To all of the above ideas I would like to add one that I find very useful. I have installed the Initial Data Disk onto the SD card. That way when I want to bring everything back to factory out of the box condition I can do it in a flash. No more hunting for that blankety blank Initial data disk. I know I put that darn thing in a safe place so I can find it when I need it. The problem is I can't remember where that was. One time I lost that little hunk of plastic for a little over three months when I had my 5000. Ruthie came across it when she cleaned out the drawer where she determined my underware should reside. Why I chose that as a safe place for my Initial Disk is beyond me. Evidentially my judgement of a safe place to put it, was flawed. Maybe I thought the drawer for my shorts were something I went into every day therefore it would be a constant reminder of where I stached my disk. Maybe the shorts drawer turned out to remind me I could be a little short in the brains department. Feel free to comment, I don't mind. In any avent I then loaded that crazy disk onto my harddisk in the five. I did the same in the sixty five and the first thing I did was load it onto the SD card in the seven.

Bob just my observation of the last line in your post. Quote: "If you copy from a floppy".

I think your a poet and don't know it. But very good ideas.

Grandpa Doug