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Re: THE BEST TOOLKIT

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From: Betty Lee
Date: Tue, 04 Aug 1992 05:41
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Luis Miguel Quinta <lquinta@animal.inescn.pt> writes: 

+ 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 ?

Um...  Isn't the latest Norton's and the latest SUM the same thing?
I do know that Norton's (2.0) isn't just System 7 compatible, it's
pretty System 7 savvy -- even using the balloon help menu.  Norton's
is very good with floppies, fixing about 90% of the disks I've tried
using it on so far.  I really like Floppier -- their copying utility,
which does everything from images to copying around bad sectors.  The
Norton's manual impressed me with its user-friendliness.  I could
probably give the manual to my little brother and he'd be able to
recover floppy disks and diagnose hard drive problems in a few hours.

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    Stanford, CA 94309      |    _less_ time with it.  Happy hacking!
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From: pegasus@leland.Stanford.EDU (Betty Lee)
Subject: Re: THE BEST TOOLKIT
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