I think you can find that info in one of the iomega utilities that coem with zip drives. I forget where, off hand. I'd go with backing everything up onto another drive, zip disks, whatever it takes. Macs are much easier to keep track of files that go along with programs than PCs, so backing everything up you need shouldnm't be TOO difficult. you may need a bit of help to get the hang of it, but it will come. Brian
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