ImageCopy - Demo

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Demo

If you'd like to have a closer look at the various Editions of ImageCopy, we have special demo versions available for you. These demo versions merely simulate the writing to the hard disk (after the corresponding message); all other functions are available without any restrictions. Thus, it is possible to generate any number of image files with the ImageCopy Advanced Edition, which can also be restored after purchasing the full version. Please note, however, that the files generated by a demo version cannot be restored by an Advanced Edition "Recovery Only" version.

Trial Version

Apart from the demo version, we also offer a free trial version (with all 3 versions), which also allows you to generate a hard disk 3 times. Since this diskette is copy-protected, we can only ship it to you by mail - and not via a download. Please send us an e-mail or a fax (our fax number is given here) with your data (please do not forget: person to be contacted, address, telephone and fax numbers) and we shall immediately ship you this Trial Version free of cost. Naturally, you are welcome to contact us by telephone as well, we would be pleased to advise you personally.

Downloading the Demo Versions

If you would like to download the demo version of ImageCopy Standard Edition, please click here (about 411 KB).

If you wish to test the ImageCopy Advanced Edition and Advanced Edition Recovery Only (common file, see Note) click here (about 616 KB), to get this demo version. The operating instructions of the Advanced Edition (version 1.03, zipped WinWord 6.0 file which can also be opened with Office 97) can be obtained here.

Both the demo versions and the operating instructions are "zipped", i.e. they should be expanded onto your hard disk with PKUNZIP or WinZip. The contents of the respective files must be copied to a normal (formatted) 1.44 MB diskette, and then the program can be started from the diskette itself (input A: first) by simply typing IMAGECPY. Should you wish to make the diskette bootable, then, in DOS (or in a DOS Box of Windows 95, but not in Windows NT) enter the command SYS A: - the command processor (COMMAND.COM) and other necessary files will then be copied to the diskette. The respective ImageCopy program will then be started automatically at the time of booting. Please note that our programs cannot be run in a DOS box of Windows NT since the necessary hard disk access is forbidden by Windows NT.

Note

If you start the ImageCopy Advanced Edition with the command line parameter /e (input: IMAGECPY /e), it (this edition) runs in the "Recovery Only" mode.