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In article <1992Aug3.155504.22308@animal.inescn.pt>, lquinta@animal.inescn.pt (Luis Miguel Quinta) writes...
>Salve'
> 
>I trying to know if I should by Norton Utilities for Macintosh or SUMII.
>Are their last versions full compatible with system 7 ? How are they
>recovering HD's with 7? and floppies?
>Witch of them has the best documentation support ?
>Anyone experienced with this ?
> 
>Thanks for your help
>Luis Quinta

Buy Norton Utilities 2.0. It is a combination of SUM _and_ Norton 1.x
It is Sys 7 compatable.
It has recovered my hard drive (a long time ago), recently it recovered data
from a damaged floppy. 
The docs are great, but most of the time, you don't need them (after setting it
The package contains software for the following:

Recovering floppies & hard disks (I assume removables)
Undeleting files
Problem diagnosis
Backing up
Partitioning HDs
Encrypting files
Optimizing HDs
Fast formatting floppies (and copying)
PERMANENT file deletions
An open/save as dialog box enhancement, it's GOOD
and several utilities 

I'm sure I forgot something.
The question is: Do you have a file on your drive that is worth $100 to you? If
the anser is yes (or you have 50 files worth $2) buy it. It can save them.
I love this package

Tackett Austin
University of Oregon

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