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From: wjb@rayssd.UUCP (William J. Brogan)
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Subject: Disc Back-up program needed
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Date: Thu, 10-Oct-85 10:57:38 EDT
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	Having finally made the plunge and bought a disc drive for my c-64,
and invested heavily in alot of commercial software (mostly games), I need
some advice/recommendations.

	What I need is a good copier program I can use to make back-ups 
of my discs, most off which are protected.  The discs I want to back-up 
come from companies which include Broderbund, Electronic Arts,  
Stategic Simulations Inc., Avalon Hill, and Micro-prose.
I am looking for something (hopefully) that is capable of copying discs
from all these companies.

	Until I got the disc drive I was using mostly stuff I had written
myself.  Now that I've got all these new discs around in a high risk 
environment (a dog who will find and chew anything, no matter
how cleverly hidden),  I don't want to be mailing mauled discs and
five dollars more to software companies when the inevitable happens.

	Any suggestions, recommendations, or reviews are welcome, and
appreciated.

						Thanks


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