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Subject: Re: Need recommendations for Disk Copy Programs
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Date: 25 Oct 90 03:57:22 GMT
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In article <480@sands1.swbt.com>, richardc@sands1.swbt.com (Richard Cavin) writes:
> I need some recommendations on programs to copy my Amiga games. 
> I'm new to the Amiga but not new to PCs. I am willing to buy
> a commercial product with the knowledge that it will work in most cases
> and is fully supported by the manufacturer.
> 
I suggest Project D by Fuller Computer systems.
It's very easy to use.  You select from a long list the name of the
software you want to copy and it does it.  I don't have the time to
try all of the different tricks with some of the copy programs out
there to get a working copy of my disks.  Heck it even copies other
copy programs.
Fuller has regular updates to the parm list of files it knows how
to copy.  You just send in your original disk (no matter what version)
and $7.50 and they send you the new version.  It also has options
to let you try your hand at making a copy of programs not in it's
parm file list.

I've called Fuller a few times with questions and they have been
very helpful with questions and seem excited about their product.
I like that.

BTW: I'm not connected with Fuller Computer systems in anyway,
just a happy customer.

Steven Lendt
University of Nebraska at Omaha

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