By clicking on the icon, a side bar will open with the names of all participants.
Green Arrow: This allows you to see how many people are participating in the meeting. If your video is on, participants will be able to see whatever is in the view of your computer camera. You can control it my clicking on the camera icon. It is good Zoom etiquette to keep yourself muted unless you are the one speaking.īlue Arrow: Like the mic, your video may be automatically turned off. Likewise, click on the mic again to unmute. If not, click on the mic and it will mute. If your mic has a red line through it, then you are muted. Yes, Windows (still) uses FAT12 as the default file-system for floppy disks.Red Arrow: You may be automatically muted upon entering a meeting. FAT12 for IBM and clones, GEMDOS for the Atari ST and Atari DOS for the Atari 400/800, Disk ][ format for Apple II, OFS/FFS for Amiga, CBMFS for C64, etc.)įigure 1 shows an example of a couple of games available for different platforms with corresponding labels.Īnd if I format the floppy on my Windows PC, does it still remain “IBM
It would indicate both the format of the binaries as well as the file-system layout of the disk (e.g. The boxes would then be marked with the appropriate label indicating which platform the game was for.
For example, SSI (Strategic Simulations, Inc.) frequently released their games for Amiga, Apple, Atari ST, Atari 400/800, Commodore 64/128, IBM, and occasionally a few other niche platforms. What exactly is the meaning of “IBM formatted” and what is theĭespite what some may think, in the past, much software was ported to most of the available platforms (which was a pretty big feat since there were so many back then, but without the benefit of cross-platform, portable code frameworks).Īpplication programs were often cross-platform, but cross-platform games were even more common. I have often come across floppy disks in the past that were marketed
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