For 5.25" and 8.00" disks there are "write notches" on the jacket of the disk. They are on the opposite end of the jacket from the read slot (where you can see the surface of the disk). Single-sided media will have one write notch and double-sided media will have two. To write protect a disk of this type, simply fold a piece of sturdy tape (like masking tape) over these notches and the disk will be protected. Most discs come with adhesive tabs for this purpose.
For 3.5" floppy disks, there are "write protect tabs" built into the disk shell. These tabs are located in the corners of the case opposite the shutter-end. By moving the tab to the "open" position (you can see through the shell) you write protect the disk.
The only exception to this is "OEM" floppy disks made specifically for software companies. These floppies were manufactured without the write protect tabs so they couldn't be written to after initial production. This can be defeated by simply taping over the tab area with opaque tape.
For 3 1/2" floppy, slide open the little door in the corner of the disk. For older, flexible floppies, cover the notch with a small piece of electrical tape (assuming you don't have the correct stickers) -- anything that will block light from going through the space created by the notch.
formatting a floppy lets the computer understand it and then, it will be able to read and write data to it. this should only have to be done once for each computer you want to be able to read and write data off of.
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Blaze protection, or fire protection is an enchantment applied to armor. It reduces the amount of damage done by fire and lava.
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There is no official method for installing Windows 98 from floppies. For the full equivalent of what was contained on a Windows 98 disk, you would need approximately 460 floppies. You may want to study one of the projects that people have done to reduce the size of Windows 98 down to the minimum necessary files. These files should reasonably fit onto about 10 floppies. You just need to erase your hard drive, boot from a MS-DOS floppy, and runsys C:Then use the copy command to transfer the other files to the hard drive. The system should boot into a usable desktop.
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How about yourself. I don´t think anyone has ever done it. There must be something interesting about you. Write about what interests you. Writers understand that you need an emotional connection in order to do your best writing. If you want to write about a person, pick someone who you admire, or someone who seems interesting to you. That way, you will write your best, and if you have to do a speech or oral report, you will put more emotion into your reading.