RE: Windows registry cleanup tools - PowerQuest Drive Image

["Phil White" pdwhite@xxxxxxxx]

Norman,

If there was anything else I could get the grad students to use in a
dependable way, I could go for. (I tried!) However, the only workable
expedient left was to buy it out of a box.

Today (even CS) Students have trouble with the concept of using things in a
unique and unspecified way.

Most of them live mainly on prepared food, too; they have no idea what to do
with raw ingredients of any kind... :-(

	-Phil

Philip D. White,
Senior Information Architect
University of Houston, CASA Testing Center

Phone: (713) 743-4135
Fax: (713) 743-8630
Email: pdwhite@xxxxxxxx


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Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 1:29
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Subject: RE: Windows registry cleanup tools - PowerQuest Drive Image

At 12:57 PM 8/29/2006, Phil White wrote:
>Norman,
>     FYI: We just did a side-by-side test of Acronis vs. Ghost. Acronis
>was not only more difficult to use and less configurable, it was more
costly
>and required that we also buy yearly services, as well. -- I greatly
dislike
>having to buy utilities that make you into fodder for their cash cow. We
>held our nose and bought Ghost. IMO: If they want you to have a policy, the
>software at least should be free.

RE Ghost and its various iterations and how to depoly them
http://ghost.radified.com/. A good site. And has anyone tried Bootit
NG http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/ .

Michael norman