Hi all: I can't remember who suggested this one, "Drive Image XML" by runtime, But I have downloaded it and used the "Drive to Drive" function and found it to be very good all around and very simple. It was a little slow but who cares. You just go do something else when it's working. Being an image or course the files stay in their natural readable state. Worth an honest try and a donation if you use it. Bye _www.runtime.org/dixml.htm_ (http://www.runtime.org/dixml.htm) Emile
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