Even though this might belabor the obvious, as everyone else has stated it above ... I find CloneCD to be simple and easy to use. Five minutes after I had downloaded the application, I was making a copy of my Age of EMpires II: Age of Kings CD. Approximately 30 minutes later, I had two backup CDs created. And yes, for legal purposes. One for my house, and one for the computer at the lake house. The original goes back in the case.
I would suggest that you validate your hardware and read the TXT that comes with CloneCD. It is a very good product.
Moz
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Mane (25-11-2000 01:14):
Ok i have finally got cloneCD of a friend who came round and installed it along with his CDkey. Well im just writing this to tell ya that i think it sucks it takes waaaaaayyyyyyyy to long to do a CD. So i am going to go back to using adaptec or look for something else but i aint gonna spend 20+hrs doing 1 CD using clone at all. You may ask how i came to that conclusion of it taking soooo long well i spent 36 mins backing up a cd and yup it had only done 3% after all that time i also noticed that it was doin 1% after 12mins so if you calculate that it would take 20hrs to READ (only) the CD let alone how long it would take to actually write it (could this be 2-3times longer???) so with that in mind i think cloneCD sucks and am really glad i didnt pay for and once uninstalled i would be able to get it again (thank god) you fools who payed 50£ for it may you been conned is all i gotta say.
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