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.

It has a PCMCIA slot, so buy a PC Card to Compact Flash adapter, not a
CardBus version, but the 16 bit version, and a CF card.

See
"http://microcenter.com/byos/byos_single_product_results.phtml?product_id=21755 3"

It should work without any drivers at all, since essentially the Compact
Flash interface is the the same as the PCMCIA interface.

I guess you could also do a LapLink transfer via the parallel port or
serial port.

Depending on how much larger the data is, you could also PKZIP the data
spanning several floppies.