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From: myers@vms.macc.wisc.edu (jeff myers)
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Subject: Re: Hard disk successes (Was: Re: Don't buy Hard disks from CMS, they..)
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Date: 4 Mar 89 18:55:37 GMT
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In article <7495@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu>, mha@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu (Mark H. Anbinder) writes...

>I bought a SuperMac Technologies DataFrame XP60 last 13th September (I
>remember the date because it was three years TO THE DAY after I bought my
>first Macintosh, a 512, on Friday 13 September 1985 [Friday the 13th isn't
>an unlucky day for ME! ;-) ]).  I've had nothing but pleasure from its use.

I, too, have an XP60, and have been tremendously satisfied with it.  The
software that comes with it, particularly DiskFit, is worth the higher
pricetag.  I've had the disk for over a year, with zero problems under
heavy use.

For any SuperMac employees that may be listening (:->), the only
suggestion I have is that the company develop and bundle disk drive
partitioning software with DataFrames.  If such is in the works, I'd
love to hear about it before I buy ALSoft's partitioning software.