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Re: Copying Disks

Subject: Re: Copying Disks
From: Yves McDonald <""yves.mcdonald\"@NO SPAM sympatico.ca>
Date: Sun, 27 Oct 2002 22:23:27 -0500
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You have tried the best bit copiers I've ever heard of. Maybe your Disk][ are getting tired (heads out of alignment and/or dirty). Or thosegames may have wacky copy protection schemes. I once tried to make abackup copy of Silent Service (WW2 sub simulator) but my sub would runinto enemy mines after a while when I played with my copy but this neverhappened with the original. Was it due to a protection scheme? I'venever knew.


Jim wrote:

 I just bought some Apple II software and have made backup copys of everything
but Teh Mist, Zaxxon, and PHM Pegasus. I have used Copy II Plus Ver 9 and
Locksmith and still keep getting errors. Is there anything better out there.
Thanks
Jim

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