What is the best way to get data off of a Mac Classic?
I have about a dozen floppy disks (3.5") with photos on them. The photos were put on in 1996 by a photo company. Some of the floppies say "Mac" on them - indicating they were formatted for a Mac. Some don't. I took them to my local college, where they still have PCs with floppy drives and managed to pull the data off of some of them, but not the ones that were Mac formatted. So now I have to figure out how to get the data off the Mac floppies.
I happen to have a working Mac Classic, which, of course, has a floppy drive. I could copy all the data onto that computer. Then the question is - how do I get that data off of the Mac Classic? The Mac Classic has the following ports: ADP; DIN-8 RS-422 Serial; and DB-25 SCSI. I know that I could get a USB floppy drive, but I'd rather not since I won't have use for it after I'm done with these disks. I'd rather use what I already have.
So, I'm thinking that I'll get a USB port adapter to pull the data off the Mac Classic hard drive. I'm just not sure which port to use. Can anyone help?