Jorpho wrote:

Why don't you try it and find out?

The vast majority of 32-bit Windows software will still run on 64-bit Windows unless it requires specialized drivers (i.e. like Virtual Floppy Drive).

RawWrite can read and write a floppy image, but how to create an image file of the floppy diskette since its format and contents are not Windows recognizable?

Have you tried it yet or not?

Jorpho wrote:

Have you tried it yet or not?

Of course I did. Whatever chosen, READ or WRITE, it looks for an .img file.

Yes? When you chose "read", it will create an .img file from a floppy, so you will need to specify the name of the .img file you want to create. This is completely independent of whether Windows can read the floppy or not.

Afterwards you chose "write" to write the previously-created .img file to a new floppy.