PC Exchange, sometimes called File Exchange, was a utility program for Macintosh computers that allowed classic Mac OS to read floppy disks and other storage media with FAT formatting.
History
The PC Exchange was made around 1992 and was shipped with System 7. It originally costed around $79, but was later made free. It was not carried over to OS X, as it has native support for reading and writing FAT-formatted files. == Functions ==
Functions
The PC Exchange was a control panel that matched a DOS file type to a corresponding Mac program that was defined in the control panel. It required the Macintosh have a 1.4MB SuperDrive. == External links ==