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  1. 11th Jan 2005 14:38 #1
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    I just formatted my drive and installed again all my applications.
    I saw that with Norton Ghost i can backup all, creating an image of the hd's content.
    Does it really work ? Can I find on the web something freeware for doing that ?
    Thanks for every reply!
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  2. 11th Jan 2005 14:46 #2
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    Yep it works, and for about the past 7 years

    Freeware that does the samething and as easy to use? no
    Freeware that will do similar, I saw something about a year ago but can remember the name
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    I hear a lot of people talking about Acronis True Image here. I believe there's a free trial.

    http://www.acronis.com/homecomputing/products/trueimage/
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    Thanks for both replies!
    I think I'll try Acronis.
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    Acronis is great. Be warned though, if you install it on a drive other than your bood drive (usually C) you might run into some problems. The fix is easy though, you just have to copy a few files to from the installaton directory and C:\Program Files\Common Files\Acronis\Schedule2\

    the files are: schedul2.exe and schedhlp.exe

    You will also have to do this when you update the program to a new build (version).
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