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From: 802360644%RUMAC%UPR1.UPR.CUN.EDU@vtvm1.cc.vt.edu (Angel Asencio)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Backup Programs (Games, ect...)
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Date: 10 Mar 90 17:28:14 GMT
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Charles Hymes wrote:

>I'd really apprieciate it if you would give me some much needed help here.
>This is my third request for some advice on software that will back up Dungeon
>Master, Shadow of the Beast and/or Populous. Shadow of the Beast is allready
>starting to fail to boot! I'm begining to get anxious. I would just go out and
> buy
>a backup program, but I know some of them wort work on these disks.
>Some time ago there was disscusion about hardware copiers, what was the final
>evaluation? is there one that will work for these games?

>Thank you for your help,
>Charles Hymes,  chymes@csmil.umich.edu

I only know software copiers, Raw Copy and Project D.

The advantage of Raw Copy is that if it not copy the first time I
think you don't have bother to try again, and with Project D if you
don't see the parameter you can try some tools it have.

I heard that the best combination is Fat Tracks, Raw Copy and
Project D.


Angel Asencio  //

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PS. I ADVISE THIS FOR BACKUP PURPOSE, ONLY.
  Pirates, remember that if you copy and don't buy, the companies will
drop the amiga from their works group, remember that we are in a
capitalist system, and if the company don't make profits, they go
broke (look Epyx, chapter Eleven).