Quick follow up. With the help of an online friend from a computer forum, I was able to rewrite the lines on the Norton Ghost 2003 boot disk and got it to work. Mark
--- In [email protected], "suziezuzie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Thanks everyone for this advise. I just purchased Acronis 10 off of > Amazon.com with a $30 credit if purchased with Amazon Visa Card so > ended up paying $19. Good deal. I've been reading all the reviews > between Norton Ghost 10 and Acronis 9 (new ver. 10) and the negative > reviews seem to be overwheming against Norton. The original utility > of Norton 2003 worked well because it was a simple DOS program, > seperated from Windows. The new one ver. 10 is a new release and > seems to have a lot of complaints. Acronis 9 also had a number of bad > reviews but not as many. It seems that the trend is toward Acronis > these days as the more reliable recovery program. Read the reviews. > Mark > > --- In [email protected], Bhairitu <noozguru@> wrote: > > > > Richard J. Williams wrote: > > > Bhairitu wrote: > > > > > >> I don't use Norton Ghost but have Acronis True Image instead. > > >> > > >> > > > Norton Ghost 10's usability and feature enhancements include data > > > encryption and better tools for managing backed-up data. Ghost 10 > is > > > now Windows based, thanks largely to the DriveImage technology > > > Symantec acquired when it bought PowerQuest in 2003. > > > > > > For years Symantec's Norton Ghost's technology lagged behind the > rival > > > Drive Image. That's because Norton Ghost was a DOS-based utility, > > > until Version 10, which now has transformed Ghost into a general- > > > purpose backup solution, clearly surpassing Acronis True Image 9. > > Current version of Acronis True Image is 10. > > >
