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Re: NORTON or SUMII, which to buy??

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From: Winston Rast (Micro- coop)
Date: Fri, 30 Nov 1990 21:08
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In article <1990Nov30.111604.1@amazon.llnl.gov> preuss@amazon.llnl.gov writes:
>
>S.U.M.II is established in the MAC world as a very good utililty, btu the
>brochure on the NORTON UTILITIES looks very good also.
>Does anyone out there in NETLAND have a opinion on either product or which one
>is the best?
 
I have used both and have found that Norton is easier and more fun to use.  SUM
II does have partitioning abilities but I don't particularly think software
partitions are the way to go.  Norton has more utilities too.  And from what
I've heard, more people prefer Norton to SUM II.  If more people prefer Norton,
guess which one Symantec is going to push more?  I'd get Norton...

>This is my fist attempt at posting I hope it makes it!

It did.

>Thank you in advance, Scott

Your welcome in advance, Winston

Winston Rast
ccocswr@prism.gatech.edu

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From: ccocswr@prism.gatech.EDU (Winston Rast  (Micro- coop))
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Subject: Re: NORTON or SUMII, which to buy??
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