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D. Spencer Hines
February 25th 07, 12:39 AM
The only really decent Defrag Program I've encountered is PerfectDisk.
You can buy it on the Web.
Really intelligent program. Beautifully designed, very logical interface --
functions and text in windows is sharp, cogent and intelligent.
Plus -- it's FAST.
No, I have no financial interest in it -- or relatives who work there. <g>
The Defrag programs in all the versions of Windows I've seen are slow,
clumsy and primitive by comparison.
DSH
D. Spencer Hines
February 25th 07, 12:47 AM
Recte:
The only really decent Defrag Program I've encountered is PerfectDisk.
You can buy it on the Web.
Really intelligent program. Beautifully designed, very logical interface --
functions are well chosen and parsed, while text in windows is sharp, cogent
and intelligent.
Plus -- it's FAST.
No, I have no financial interest in it -- or relatives who work there. <g>
The Defrag programs in all the versions of Windows I've seen are slow,
clumsy and primitive by comparison.
DSH
Robert Moir
February 25th 07, 09:21 AM
D. Spencer Hines wrote:
> The Defrag programs in all the versions of Windows I've seen are slow,
> clumsy and primitive by comparison.
But probably ample for most home users.
I _do_ specify perfectdisk for use on servers though. It's a great product.
D. Spencer Hines
February 25th 07, 04:44 PM
"Robert Moir" > wrote in message
...
> D. Spencer Hines wrote:
>
>> The Defrag programs in all the versions of Windows I've seen are slow,
>> clumsy and primitive by comparison.
>
> But probably ample for most home users.
No, only cretins.
"Home Users" -- it's become industry code for:
Unsophisticated Rubes Who Can Be Fed Horse Manure At A High Price
DSH
> I _do_ specify perfectdisk for use on servers though. It's a great
> product.
Proving my point above precisely.
DSH
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