How about TechTool? No one has mentioned it and it seems to be a solid
alternative to Norton. Works well for me.
Andy
>
> I agree. The mac versions have always served me well, while the Windows
> versions of the same programs absolutely blow chunks. Big chunks. They will
> bring even Win2K to it
What about Apple's "Disk First Aid"
It's always worked well for me when I didn't
have the other utilities handy.
Dean
Carlson wrote:
> How about TechTool? No one has mentioned it and it seems to be a solid
> alternative to Norton. Works well for me.
>
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (Duo/2400 List) wrote:
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> What about Apple's "Disk First Aid"
> It's always worked well for me when I didn't
> have the other utilities handy.
>
> Dean
>
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Get your own FR
My personal philosophy is Alsoft only.
j
on 4/21/01 7:12 AM, Carlson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> How about TechTool? No one has mentioned it and it seems to be a solid
> alternative to Norton. Works well for me.
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Andy
You didn't read all of the posts did you! Yes I did mention it! If you have the
money there is nothing wrong with having all three! Which I do use all three
programs, depending on my needs. Any one of the programs may find and or fix a problem
the others do not find or cannot fix.
Al
Bravo Jason
Each to his own!
Where in OZ?
Brandy
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (Duo/2400 List) wrote:
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> My personal philosophy is Alsoft only.
>
> j
>
> on 4/21/01 7:12 AM, Carlson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > How about TechTool? No one has mentioned it and it seems to be a solid
> > alternati
