Copying Software

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  1. bmfr79

    bmfr79 Member

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    Ok, I'm sure this is annoying but I'm new to this. How and what's the best way to copy software directly from a disc? Ex. Office 2k3 direct copy. What tools do I need to have a copy of the disc in case I ever have to reinstall it?

     
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    just out of curiosity???? why don't you just put the original of your software in a safe place???
     
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    Meaning that I don't have an original and I have a copy of someone else's.
     
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  4. andmerr

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    i'll just be ignorant of your last post and assume that you have the original.Clonecd is one tool which can replicate your disc for you.

    @ geestar:

    man you know that little something i promised ya, well its been sent, hopefully 3 to 8 days before it gets to ya
     
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    sounds good -andmerr-!!!!!!! OOOHHH YYEEAAHHH!!!
     
    geestar20, May 17, 2005
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  6. andmerr

    andmerr Guest

    Make that clonecd 5 from elaborate bytes.


    sorry for the of topic comment.

    @geestar: maybe i should start a new thread with how many days to go before the little bundle of joy fronts up
     
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