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From: tsouth@pro-pac.cts.COM (Todd South)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: DDD (Dalton's in other words...)
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Date: 17 Feb 88 22:17:04 GMT
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Another fine use for DDD Is being able to completely keep a disks achitecture
the same as the original.  This comes into place rather frequently if you buy
a license to sell your products with ProDOS 16, which has to have the
different data files in a particular structure.  Another thing that really
seperates it from the other disk packing products is that the ProDOS
implementations of it have NUMEROUS safety valves built-in so that one doesn't
trash a partition on one's eighty meg hard drive because one has someone at
the computer trying to unpack a disk using Propacker 5.3c! (Yes, lost 30 megs
of data on this one folks!).

Todd South

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