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From: jjboritz@watcgl.UUCP
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Subject: Re: How do I backup EA games?
Message-ID: <2258@watcgl.waterloo.edu>
Date: Thu, 5-Nov-87 11:26:29 EST
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Posted: Thu Nov  5 11:26:29 1987
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Keywords: backup


In article <260@grinch.grinch.UUCP> luis@grinch.UUCP (PUT YOUR NAME HERE) writes:
>COPYWRITE, and it is from Quaid Software which is located somewhere in Canada.
>
>     A few years ago, I sent a EA game to Quaid to get a version of COPYWRITE
>which will allow me to back it up, and they said that they were working on one.
>So, as time went by, I could not wait any longer.  But, about 9 months after
>I got my disk back, they sent me a letter telling me about this NEW version of
>COPYWRITE which will allow you to make a backup of EA games...  So, that is
>the story..  Sorry I don't have an exact address, but this should help ya out
>a bit...  Hope this works for ya..
>

Quaid Software is located in Toronto, Ontario, CANADA.  
I do not know the full address, but they advertise in Byte regularly, so you
should have no problem getting the address.  
My experience shows that CopyWrite will back up practically every PC disk ever
made, but there are probably new schemes coming out every day.  For this 
reason the people at Quaid update the program every month.  Each version of
CopyWrite displays the month and the year in which it was released.  It's 
always nice to have the latest version of something, but I currently use
a version that is over two years old and have never had any problems.

	--Jim Boritz

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