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In <C18585.7sL@telebit.com> ronal@telebit.com (Ronal Thompson) writes:

>damien@erich.triumf.ca (DAMIEN GALLOP) writes:

>>In article <1993Jan21.154327.16777@Informatik.TU-Muenchen.DE>, graef@Informatik.TU-Muenchen.DE (Andreas Graef) writes...
>>> etc.
>>> Which one is the best ????
>>> etc. 

>>DR-DOS comes with SuperStor, which has worked famously for me. You can buy
>>the whole operating system for the price of a disk doubler alone ... and
>>you get a host of other excellent utilities to boot. Plus! DR-DOS and
>>SuperStor together handle boot files much more smoothly than Stacker does,
>>IMHO, although Stacker is also an excellent product.

>Don't forget Microsoft DOS 6.0 will have compression for "free".

Assuming, of course that you intend to help Microsoft's cash flow by
upgrading to MS-DOS 6.0 when all it seems to offer (from what I hear)
is MS-DOS 5.0 with some extra utilities like drive compression that I
already have.  I think I'll wait for MS-DOS 7.0 before I upgrade
(assuming I'm still bothering to run DOS).

>(Stacker 3.0 is what I use and will continue to use)

Me, too.

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