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To: mr.mark who wrote (7248)	12/7/1999 12:26:00 PM
From: jw	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110634

mr.mark, i am of the opinion that your bulb, as you refer to it, is glowing as bright as it ever has here on this thread,you're much too Kind!<g>. Time to get your Xmas shopping list together for buy.com free shipping week-end. Maybe (2) NIC cards, Crossover Cable, throw in InkJet Printer Cartridge, other small items, nice having them delivered to front door<g>. With Power Quest's Drive Image, I Image C to D on #1, transfer to #2, now Image D to C (#1) and transfer to #2. Now C&D are both Imaged to #2 in case of #1 Failure KOT on #2 until repairs on #1. I have a Modem Card in #2 (not plugged in), with #1 not working can tweak modem on #2 and Log On. #1 hasn't failed (lately) so don't know how it would work to transfer Programs/Files (Imaged) from #2 back to #1 once repairs are completed. However I see no reason why-not. Sounds like a good back-up idea, NO?. Jump in, learning by doing.<G> Have a Goodun', /jw