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07-06-2006, 02:56 PM
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ran my first backups and immediately upgraded to the purchases version of the software. Good work guys, tested the clone boot and works perfect.
one suggestion : any particular reason why you must select a drive to backup to a drive? I'd have liked to select my system drive as well as my applications drive and have both backed up, or even be able to exclude some stuff on system (e.g the non-critical stuff like music that ends up in my user folders). Now that i have the full version I must read the manual some more, maybe I can figure this out for myself. repeat: nice to find software that works first time and lives up to its promo - will be recommending it! 
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