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08-11-2008, 09:43 AM
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problem due to a computer running Windows
Well, I have bought SuperDuper and now I have on my hard disk a file named 'SuperDuper!.dmg' that I can't use with my computer which is running Windows.
 I didn't think to this eventuality. In fact, I bought this software to make a gift and I imagined I would somehow obtain a file of large size and to burm it on a CD to give it with the serial number. But the file I have is 2,73 MB and it would be a pity to spoil a 700 MB CD to burn it. I plan to send the file as a 'piece attached' email to the person. Is this solution a good one ? Will the person be able to install the software from the emailed file on his Macintosh computer ? Thank you 
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