| Image Size | 360 KB |
| Filesystem | FAT12 |
| Floppy Type | 360KB |
| Form Factor | 5.25" |
| Format Notes | IBM DOS 2.0 DS/DD |
| Volume Label | SC TUTORIAL |
| Cylinders | 40 |
| Heads | 2 |
| Sectors/Track | 9 |
| Total Sectors | 720 |
| Used capacity | 96.7% |
| Slack space | 3.3% (12 KB) |
| Date range | 1988-12-30 → 1990-04-07 |
| Largest file | TUT2.DBD (136.9 KB) |
| Cross-disk dupes | 0 file(s) |
| AV status | ✓ CLEAN |
DEVICE: GreaseWeazle 4.1 DRIVE: TEAC FD-55BR SUITE: FluxEngine (decoder.retries=1, drive.revolutions=1.4) ARCHIVER: Lee Smallbone ARCHIVED: 2026-07-27 09:51:30 (GMT/UTC) NOTES: 100% media recovery. Disk returned to original sleeve for archiving.
┌─ WHATMICRO_SUPERCALC5_1989.IMG │ ├── TUT.DBD 133.9 KB 1988-12-30 sha256:892401403f68946adcc86b1deec2c2d9223050c27979029210face17151e2d1c ├── TUT2.DBD 136.9 KB 1988-12-30 sha256:08d739bfa206f01c0970ddb45632991a728450ca787623680e46f05ff7974b94 ├── TUTORIAL.BAT 45 B 1990-04-07 sha256:4fcd829a8f0af68fd4183e7d1e960add7e8954f679cf6835d6f9e5eb815335fc └── RTDEMO2.EXE 77.2 KB 1988-12-30 sha256:4ba470a46c73bf4a149d8837e183a55c36f76532c9a33261c4eb82aedbc9df8a │ └─ END WHATMICRO_SUPERCALC5_1989.IMG
| Path | Size | Modified | SHA-256 |
|---|---|---|---|
| TUT.DBD | 133.9 KB | 1988-12-30 00:00 | 892401403f68946adcc86b1deec2c2d9223050c27979029210face17151e2d1c |
| TUT2.DBD | 136.9 KB | 1988-12-30 00:00 | 08d739bfa206f01c0970ddb45632991a728450ca787623680e46f05ff7974b94 |
| TUTORIAL.BAT 📄 view | 45 B | 1990-04-07 07:23 | 4fcd829a8f0af68fd4183e7d1e960add7e8954f679cf6835d6f9e5eb815335fc |
| RTDEMO2.EXE | 77.2 KB | 1988-12-30 00:00 | 4ba470a46c73bf4a149d8837e183a55c36f76532c9a33261c4eb82aedbc9df8a |
Infected files: 0 Time: 0.021 sec (0 m 0 s)
This disk image has not yet been submitted to the Internet Archive.
Once uploaded, create WhatMicro_SuperCalc5_1989.link in the archive directory containing the item identifier.
This disk image is available for immediate live access on the public X86.WORLD mTCP NetDrive service. Mount it directly as a drive letter on any DOS machine with a network connection — no download required.
Requires mTCP
and a configured packet driver. Replace D: with any free drive letter.
The connection is session-scoped (writeable, but only for your connected session).
Type NETDRIVE DISCONNECT D: to unmount.