On Thu, 25 Jan 2007 19:59:24 GMT, mike <spamme9******.com> wrote:

>budgie wrote:
>> On 24 Jan 2007 13:33:10 -0800, ephedralover********.com wrote:
>>
>>> I have a old Toshiba laptop 105CS, that is failing. I have a DOS
>>> program I need to transfer onto another 105CS and make a back up of it.
>>> The laptop only has a floppy drive and the program and data is much
>>> larger than a floppy. Any ideas on the best way to transfer these
>>> files? Thanks.
>>
>> Apart from all the other suggestions offered, there is Laplink and its clones.

>My favorite clone is Totalcommander.
(snip)

>totalcommander does that too, but installing it on the laptop
>will be problematic without some active interface.
>
>There's a dos link called, interlink I think...built right into dos.

The one I have used for over a decade is FastLynx, so I have never really
bothered with the Dos6.xx interlink/interserv combo. But back when I was
"troubleshooting" on a number of Win3.x machines, Fastlynx was used surprisingly
often from my 386 laptop. I rated that up there with XTree as top tools of the
day.