The main purpose of this program is to extract all files from Ensoniq ASR/EPS 
disk image files, and also create text reports of file/directory listings.

The text report generator is particularly handy for floppy emulator users as 
it is difficult to know exactly what each HFE/IMG contains, especially when 
the stock Gotek display is used, as all files are cryptically named (DSKA).

EFE extraction and report generation are separate tools, so there is no need 
to run both tools if only one task is required.

Both Windows and macOS are now supported, so use the commands within the 
"macOS" folder when on macOS, and the commands within the "Windows" folder 
when on a Windows operating system. The "tools" subfolders should never be 
altered, moved, deleted, or otherwise touched.

On macOS, an "unidentified developer" message will typically appear when trying
to run any software not downloaded through the App Store. To avoid this, make
sure to use control-click (or right click) then "Open" on the first run. The
message will no longer appear on subsequent runs of the same program.

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EXTRACTION
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- Move/copy all disk images into the [ENSONIQ_IN] folder. All standard disk 
  types used with ASR/EPS are supported (HFE, IMG, EDA, EDE, GKH). In theory, 
  ISOs are also supported, although they are not yet properly implemented.

- Run the "Ensoniq ASR & EPS Disk Extractor" command to extract all EFEs from 
  all disk images provided. EFEs are stored within the [EFE_OUT] directory. 
  
  A new sub-directory will be created for each disk image. The directory will 
  inherit the disk image filename (such as [EFE_OUT]\DSKA0000, etc.)

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REPORT GENERATION
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- Move/copy all disk images into the [ENSONIQ_IN] folder. All standard disk 
  types used with ASR/EPS are supported (HFE, IMG, EDA, EDE, GKH). In theory, 
  ISOs are also supported, although they are not yet properly implemented.

- Run the "Ensoniq ASR & EPS Directory Listing Generator" command to create 
  standard text file reports of all files and directories from all disk 
  images provided. TXTs are stored within the [TXT_OUT] directory.
  
  One text file report will be created for each disk image.
  
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CONSIDERATIONS
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Again, ISO support is currently very poor. The tool works very well for 
diskette images, but almost all CD-ROM ISOs will fail to export properly.

This will hopefully be improved when the next version is released. 

BIN/CUE is not supported. Use a BIN/CUE to ISO conversion tool beforehand if 
this is needed: https://www.softwareok.com/?seite=Freeware/WinBin2Iso