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There comes a time in the life of every serious microcomputer user when the diskette‐only approach to data and program storage has to go. Perhaps your databases have grown beyond the capacity of a single diskette or you're tired of keeping track of which diskettes your communications software and word processor files are on. Whatever the reason, you add a hard disk to your system.

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