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In article <1992Aug6.182445.3159@uvm.edu>, cblaise@moose.uvm.edu (Chris Blaise) writes:
>
>	Hi all.  I'm looking for recommendations for recovery software
>on the PC.  We've been using Norton 4.5 for the last year and a half
>that I've been working here, and while it does a good job (better than
>anything on the Macintosh...see my companion message in comp.sys.mac.misc)
>I'm wondering if 6.01 does anything significantly better?  We used
>to use Central Point's stuff, with various results...is 7.x any better?
>Or is there something else we should be looking at?
>
> thanks!
> TTYL
> Chris

The major advantage of upgrading to the new Norton (and/or PC-Tools) is
that the older versions don't always know how to work properly with
Dos 5.0. I have a slight preference for Norton over Central Point stuff,
although Central Point does include a lot of other stuff in their package
but I don't need or want it. Norton is somewhat lighter in size and
concentrates more on essential disk utilities and recovery. the new
Central Point PC-Tools takes up many, many MB's, if you install everything
I think it can be 7-8 MB or so.

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