PQ> Hi! Ben,   
      
    PQ> In a message to Matt Munson you wrote:   
      
    MM>>> I am wondering what would be the best backup software to use for   
    MM>>> my pc?   
      
    BR>> The best would be whatever works best for you (g),   
      
    PQ> AAMOF the very best is that which _restores_ your PC to   
    PQ> normal operation again. Yes, "whatever works best" is the   
    PQ> way to go.  :)   
      
    I just replaced my stepson's hard drive with a larger one. I   
    used Norton ghost to do it, the 32 bit version that runs in   
    windows. It's the enterprise edition.   
      
    Normally I use my old version that runs only in dos, but his   
    computer only has a provision for 1 HD, and that version is not   
    real good with USB. If he had a cable with two plugs, or I could   
    find my spare, I could have done it easily. I was in a hurry so   
    I took three times as long to do it than if I had just waited to   
    find the right cable. Dang!   
      
    However, with Ghost, made an image, then wrote it to the new   
    drive. And he got the new drive running immediatly, and the   
    image is stored on a second partition.   
      
      
      
   BOB KLAHN bob.klahn@sev.org   http://home.toltbbs.com/bobklahn   
      
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