AppMover: WHERE'S your favorite freeware?

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Susan Bugher

I've seen this mentioned as a good app. . .
that's as hard to find. . .

I heartily agree with the hard to find part ;)
Could someone furnish a URL or a file name?

This is the info I have:

AppMover from CyberMedia, Inc.
AppMover .. an old Iomega program provided freeware.

Susan
 
Susan Bugher <[email protected]> wrote:
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I've seen this mentioned as a good app. . .
that's as hard to find. . .
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I heartily agree with the hard to find part ;)
Could someone furnish a URL or a file name?
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This is the info I have:
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AppMover from CyberMedia, Inc.
AppMover .. an old Iomega program provided freeware.
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Not exactly what you asked for, but this looks like a version for XP
only:

http://www.iomega.com/software/winxp_mig.html
 
I am happy to provide AppMover to anyone having a server
for a.c.f. use.
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| I've seen this mentioned as a good app. . .
| that's as hard to find. . .
|
| I heartily agree with the hard to find part ;)
| Could someone furnish a URL or a file name?
|
| This is the info I have:
|
| AppMover from CyberMedia, Inc.
| AppMover .. an old Iomega program provided freeware.
|
| Susan
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| Pricelessware: http://www.pricelessware.org
| alt.comp.freeware FAQ: http://clients.net2000.com.au/~johnf/faq.html
| http://www.pricelessware.org/2004/proposal-CD.htm
| http://www.pricelessware.org/2004/programs/P_CategoryIndex.php
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Susan said:
I've seen this mentioned as a good app. . .
that's as hard to find. . .

I heartily agree with the hard to find part ;)
Could someone furnish a URL or a file name?

This is the info I have:

AppMover from CyberMedia, Inc.
AppMover .. an old Iomega program provided freeware.

Susan
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Susan,

Is this the one you are looking for???

http://www.funduc.com/app_mover.htm

Zo
 
Susan said:
I've seen this mentioned as a good app. . .
that's as hard to find. . .

I heartily agree with the hard to find part ;)
Could someone furnish a URL or a file name?

This is the info I have:

AppMover from CyberMedia, Inc.
AppMover .. an old Iomega program provided freeware.

Susan
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Ops! wrong one :-(.

Zo
 
Susan said:
REM wrote:


Thanks REMbranded,

Windows XP Moving Tool (with Active Disk technology)
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Yuck! Active Disk Technology. In my experience the Iomega Active Disk
Technology is VERY buggy and slows down your whole system. IMHO, it is real
bloatware and to be avoided at all costs.

Rob
 
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| Yuck! Active Disk Technology. In my experience the Iomega Active
Disk
| Technology is VERY buggy and slows down your whole system. IMHO, it
is real
| bloatware and to be avoided at all costs.
|
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Ummm ... AppMover has nothing whatever to do with Active Disk
Technology?
Bloatware? AppMover is a single executable file requiring no install.
 
Chief said:
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Ummm ... AppMover has nothing whatever to do with Active Disk
Technology?
Bloatware? AppMover is a single executable file requiring no install.
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Well the link provided by a previous poster was to an Iomega web site for an
XP Moving Tool. It requires Active Disk Technology. As I said before.
Yuck!

I suspect there is confusion over which program is being talked about. I
hope it is NOT this Iomega pgm.

Rob
 
Susan said:
Thanks REMbranded,

Windows XP Moving Tool (with Active Disk technology)
File Size: 4.93MB
Version: 1.0
Date: 23 Sept 2002

Download link is:
http://download.iomega.com/english/readytomove.exe

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It looks like CyberMedia Inc. merged with Networks Associates (aka
McAfee): http://www.nai.com/

didn't find anything there . . .

Susan
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"Requirements:
Windows XP installation CD
An Iomega Zip, HDD or CyberKey™ storage devices
An Active Disk enabled system (available with this download or by
installing the latest version of IomegaWare)"

Has anyone experiment with it?

dM
 
digitalMOSQUITO said:
"Requirements:
Windows XP installation CD
An Iomega Zip, HDD or CyberKey™ storage devices
An Active Disk enabled system (available with this download or by
installing the latest version of IomegaWare)"

Has anyone experiment with it?

dM
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As mentioned in my previous post, I have had terrible experiences with
Iomega's Active Disk Technology. IMHO it is very buggy, bloatware to be
avoided at all costs.

Since this program needs the Active Disk component, I would stay away from
it.

Rob
 
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