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To: Biggie Smalls who wrote (10597)	7/10/2000 9:18:08 AM
From: PMS Witch	Respond to of 110645

Your bare bones have more flesh than mine. My bare bones consist of just Win98 and the drivers supplied by DELL for my system: No applications. Cheers, PW.

To: Biggie Smalls who wrote (10597)	7/10/2000 8:10:54 PM
From: mr.mark	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110645

hi big, speaking of drive image and ghost... i just read that 'windows me' (for windows millennium edition) that will be in the stores in september, will have a stripped down version of 'goback' from adaptec. Microsoft cleans up Windows By Lawrence A. Magid SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER Saturday Jul 08, 2000 "For me, the most important new feature is System Restore. As someone who experiments with lots of software, I occasionally find myself wishing I hadn't installed a particular program or performed an action, because it somehow managed to mess up my system. At moments like that, what I want is the ability to turn back the clock — and that's exactly what Windows Me now offers. The System Restore feature allows you to take a snapshot of your operating system and software configuration at any point. If, after installing new software or making other changes, things don't work out right, you can restore the system to that earlier point. The feature affects only software and the operating system. It will not restore data files that you may have corrupted or erased, nor will it cause you to lose new files or files you modified earlier. This feature is basically a stripped down version of Adaptec's GoBack program that's been available for quite some time, but it's well integrated into the operating system." examiner.com