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In message <44d80p$okj@nnrp4.nfs.primenet.com> - bbenson@primenet.com writes:

:>Yes!  Our Back Again/2 Personal Edition features several levels of data compression,
:>a full GUI interface, a complete scheduler capable of scheduling up to 48 backup jobs,
:>a standalone restore utility for complete disaster recovery capability, and more! 
:>A demo is available as BA2PR31D.ZIP on our BBS at (612)730-4157 and may also be
:>found on ftp.cdrom.com.  The eval edition also supports SCSI and IDE tape drives,
:>but since you don't need that support, the Personal Edition is what you want.   The
:>SRP is $49.95 but you can find it cheaper from a number of OS/2 resellers.

Is the SCSI and IDE support the primary difference between the Personal and 
Professional edition?  Could you comment on the other differences?  The 
folks at Indelible Blue weren't really able to answer my questions the other 
day.  Did say they sold alot of BA/2 though.

How about upgrades?  If the personal edition does it for me now but later I 
need more function, is there an upgrad discount?

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