From: "Geo" 

"Randall Parker"
 wrote in
message news:41d6fbe6{at}w3.nls.net...
> Geo,
>
> I have 1.73 Gigs used on the C: drive. How many CDs would that take? 3?
For some
> reason I was expecting CDs to be too small for the job. But maybe not.

You were saying the C: partition was too small to install W2K, so I figured
that makes a CD backup an option. With compression you could get over a gig
of used disk onto a single CD so you might get by with just 2 CD's

> DriveImage: It uses .NET and they do /not/ list NT as a supported OS. See
here:
>
http://www.pcplus.co.uk/reviews/default.asp?pagetypeid=2&articleid=19356&subsec
tionid=373&subsubsectionid=65

I've used drive image with W2K (I have a site license for an older version)
which was why I mentioned it. If they don't sell the older versions anymore
then pop on one of the file sharing networks and see if you can find a
version that supports NT there. If you do, purchase the current version and
use the older one.

the one I use is driveimage (deploycenter is the full package name) version
5, I know that works with W2K and I believe I've used it with NT4 as well.

Other than that, Glenn or some of the other folks here might have a
suggestion of something they've used.

Geo.

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