Digital Archaeology: Codex (Floppy Disk) #4
An analysis of specimen number four in this batch of ancient magnetic media will be pretty short as it appears to be a bunch of binary data files with no indication of what they are or what program might be able to read them. Maybe someone here will recognize the naming convention and make something of it. Here's what's on the disk:
The only file that had anything human readable in it was AFSMP002 which contained the following cryptic combination of words:
Casual
Old West
PenScript
Typewriter
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