Running old apple software under sheepshaver

Having finally successfully got sheepshaver v2.3 running, I now find that my old apps won't transfer or work!!!
Curses!
I've loaded up OS 8.5 from disc- after taking the disc out and giving it a good clean to get a full install- and it includes Simpletext, Apple FM Radio, Network Browser and Qicktime Pictureviewer and Movieplayer. These all load and text saved in Simpletext can be transferred as a file via the Unix folder on the virtual machine to the shared folder on the MacBook and opened with Textedit.
Attempts to move my old apps into the shared folder have led to some apps folders moving onto the desktop of the virtual machine and disappearing from the shared folder and some staying in the shared folder and appearing nowhere on the virtual machine. The folders on the virtual machine have documents and subfolders but appear to have lost the applications.
I am very puzzled.
I should add that I got the above sorted on 13.7.07 which was a Friday, so it may be a gremlin.
Any help/ advice/ cash/ ancient monuments will be gratefully received.
BTW- I've upgraded from OS7.5 via 8.6 from old PowerMacs that happily ran all my old apps. I hope to have at least ClarisWorks4 and MiniCad 6 running as I have a multitude of such files.

I've had this Intel 10.4 for a year and a half and don't run any Classic or earlier apps. I gave all the software to the folks that bought my G-3 and way back Preforma systems.
Yes good point elmac! The newer software for each system was always alot better and I could always bring my photo's and doc's to the new system. I would keep my systems for years then make a big jump to the newest system, the hardest part was that thrid party software was hard to come by and expensive.
I was just giving the OP something that may help them with that MiniCad 6 and other early software. I know the feeling, it hard to give away over a $1000.00 of old worthless software and a 8+ year old $2300.00+ computer for a $100 bill....
Dennis
17" iMac Intel Core Duo - 2GB Ram - Mac OS X (10.4.10) - Maxtor 300GB FireWire - Creative Inspire 2.1 - 2G Nano

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