'Copy Drive' feature of Symantec's GHOST 10

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Wquuinn said:
Brian you need to read my message again.
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No I don't. As I mentioned, <quote> It appears that you are restoring an image of
the drive,.... </quote>, which was immediately after your mention of <quote> "I have
been using Ghost for years to copy C drive to D drive as a backup and I must tell you
that I have had to use D drive to copy a working system back to C drive a few times
when I have had trouble. </quote>

That "appeared" to me as restoring an image since you don't just swap the drives
out.

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Brian said:
No I don't. As I mentioned, <quote> It appears that you are restoring
an image of the drive,.... </quote>, which was immediately after your
mention of <quote> "I have been using Ghost for years to copy C drive
to D drive as a backup and I must tell you that I have had to use D
drive to copy a working system back to C drive a few times when I have
had trouble. </quote>

That "appeared" to me as restoring an image since you don't just swap
the drives out.
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Right. That's why I've been so careful to distinguish between
the two-step (create drive image and store it, and in a
separate operation restore it back to bootable drive, which I can
make work) and the one-step process (that I can't make work, i.e.
"Copy my Drive" either in GHOST 10, Partition Magic 8, or Drive
Image 7).
 
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