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On Sat, 19 Jul 2003 14:32:55 GMT, In this world we created
ppnerkDELETETHIS@yahoo.com (Phred) wrote :

>In article <bfbivs$d1uf0$1@ID-192964.news.uni-berlin.de>, 
>"Thomas M. Goethe" <goethe11@lycos.com> wrote:
>>    You have both on the same system happily workign together? I've had a
>>couple of folks advise against this. Sounds like it would be great if there
>>are no conflicts.
>
>[ Your sig must have been above the previous material you quoted. :) ]
>
>That aside, I've also heard there could be problems doing that.  But, 
>IIRC, it was more to do with inability to run two versions of DirectCD 
>or equivalent.  Which stands to reason as this has to be pretty 
>closely embedded in the system in order to work.
>
>If just talking about standard CDR burning software, there's probably 
>no problem because it's invoked as needed AFAIK.  Certainly, I was 
>able to run the trial version of CloneCD alternately with Dell's OEM 
>ECDC 4.02d without difficulty.
>
>Incidentally, CloneCD looked like a good program, but the good folk 
>who produce it weren't interested in selling me a copy.
>
>The question now arises, is there any point still in these 
>"specialist" CD writers like CloneCD, or do the modern versions of 
>Nero etc. do all one might want out of the box?

There are some types of CDs that programs like Nero cannot backup.In
this case CDmate,
http://www.cd-mate.com/
Is the best CD burning program and as fully featured as Nero and has
it's own very knowledgeable forum and does not interfere with other
burning programs.
HTH :)




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