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To: mr.mark who wrote (11887)	9/14/2000 3:03:29 PM
From: Cheeky Kid	Respond to of 110582

I love the downloaded versions. I can burn a CD with 20 or more downloaded software packages instead of having a pile of CD's. Some of the programs I have bought on-line and downloaded over the last year: Norton Utilities 2000 Norton AntiVirus Winfax PC Anywhere Drive Image 2.0 Drive Image 3.02 (upgrade) Adobe GoLive MultiMedia Biulder Audio Cataylist Many many others, too many to list. I made a back-up CD just in case the one I burned gets damaged. It's very rare that I will buy a packaged version, and the manuals are thrown out...I don't read manuals. The help files in the program or on-line are easier to use, IMO. I found out what the message was from tech support re:DI 3.02, it was meant for WindowsNT, just happens to pop up when restoring an image.