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From: c60a-2bn@web-2d.berkeley.edu (Lawrence Y. Chiu)
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Subject: Re: How is Atari doing in Germany?
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Date: 11 Nov 88 19:33:55 GMT
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Of course, the program must be able to back up to a different disk, since it
makes no sense to back up to the same disk.  If the FAT on that disk becomes
corrupted, chances are, the backup will also be affected.
Lawrence Y. Chiu; University of California, Berkeley.