Free version of Acronis v8

Hello:

Here's an item from the Win 98 general newsgroup that may be of interest to
some.

Acronis True Image v8 supports Win 98 thru XP, including ME. However, while
it supports ATA drives, it may not support SATA drives. I'm not sure.

It seems to be a multi-step process, to fill out the request in the link
below, then to fill out a free registration form, and then to login and
download the free version of Acronis v8 from the list of registered
software, but it does work.

Cheers,
O.J.

"Rick Chauvin" wrote in message
...
Here's a real treat....

Free version of Acronis v8

http://www.acronis.co.uk/mag/pcpro/ati8pe

Rick


(I haven't tried filling out this form myself, since I'm already a
registered user for all their versions anyway)

Comes in mighty handy, OJ, thank you.

Harry.


"O.J. Newman" wrote in message
...
Hello:

Here's an item from the Win 98 general newsgroup that may be of interest
to
some.

Acronis True Image v8 supports Win 98 thru XP, including ME. However,
while
it supports ATA drives, it may not support SATA drives. I'm not sure.

It seems to be a multi-step process, to fill out the request in the link
below, then to fill out a free registration form, and then to login and
download the free version of Acronis v8 from the list of registered
software, but it does work.

Cheers,
O.J.

"Rick Chauvin" wrote in message
...
Here's a real treat....

Free version of Acronis v8

http://www.acronis.co.uk/mag/pcpro/ati8pe

Rick


(I haven't tried filling out this form myself, since I'm already a
registered user for all their versions anyway)

To all out there. Gone thro' the registration procedure; couldn't find a
link. Got to "chat" with an agent, who said "sorry that promotion is over"
grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrrrrr

--

Delboy

A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely
foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.

Douglas Adams
"webster72n" wrote in message
...
Comes in mighty handy, OJ, thank you.

Harry.


"O.J. Newman" wrote in message
...
Hello:

Here's an item from the Win 98 general newsgroup that may be of interest
to
some.

Acronis True Image v8 supports Win 98 thru XP, including ME. However,
while
it supports ATA drives, it may not support SATA drives. I'm not sure.

It seems to be a multi-step process, to fill out the request in the link
below, then to fill out a free registration form, and then to login and
download the free version of Acronis v8 from the list of registered
software, but it does work.

Cheers,
O.J.

"Rick Chauvin" wrote in message
...
Here's a real treat....

Free version of Acronis v8

http://www.acronis.co.uk/mag/pcpro/ati8pe

Rick


(I haven't tried filling out this form myself, since I'm already a
registered user for all their versions anyway)

Delboy wrote:
To all out there. Gone thro' the registration procedure; couldn't find a
link. Got to "chat" with an agent, who said "sorry that promotion is
over" grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrrrrr


If you already received your license key, go to the following link and
register your account. Once your account is registered, login to your
account, click Registered Products, and then you can download the
installation file from there.

https://www.acronis.com/my/index.html

By the way, the information that the agent provided is not accurate.
You can still use the following link to get Acronis 8 Personal for free.
Keep in mind that this is an OEM version, so some of the functionality
is limited. For example, if you backup to a network drive, this version
won't let you do that.

http://www.acronis.co.uk/mag/pcpro/ati8pe

Tks TomV - It's d/l ing now.

BTW, I found another d/l site at
http://www.tipandtrick.net/2008/acro...d-download/hr/

Change the language to US English and followed the link to
trueimage8.0_p_en.exe halfway down.

--

Delboy

A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely
foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.

Douglas Adams
"TomV" wrote in message
...
Delboy wrote:
To all out there. Gone thro' the registration procedure; couldn't find a
link. Got to "chat" with an agent, who said "sorry that promotion is
over" grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrrrrr


If you already received your license key, go to the following link and
register your account. Once your account is registered, login to your
account, click Registered Products, and then you can download the
installation file from there.

https://www.acronis.com/my/index.html

By the way, the information that the agent provided is not accurate. You
can still use the following link to get Acronis 8 Personal for free. Keep
in mind that this is an OEM version, so some of the functionality is
limited. For example, if you backup to a network drive, this version
won't let you do that.

http://www.acronis.co.uk/mag/pcpro/ati8pe

Just FYI,
I have been using Acronis True Image for years and love it. Really
a great app. It is a little 'odd' is some of the language used, don't
remember the specifics, but, it is when you are performing the backup.
Besides that little quirk, it is a very good app!!! I am still using ver. 8
and I have ver. 10 on the wife's machine, both being backed up to another
internal drive, as well as, an external.
Heirloom, old and it's a 'bacon saver'


"Delboy" wrote in message
...
Tks TomV - It's d/l ing now.

BTW, I found another d/l site at
http://www.tipandtrick.net/2008/acro...d-download/hr/

Change the language to US English and followed the link to
trueimage8.0_p_en.exe halfway down.

--

Delboy

A common mistake that people make when trying to design something
completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.

Douglas Adams
"TomV" wrote in message
...
Delboy wrote:
To all out there. Gone thro' the registration procedure; couldn't find a
link. Got to "chat" with an agent, who said "sorry that promotion is
over" grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrrrrr


If you already received your license key, go to the following link and
register your account. Once your account is registered, login to your
account, click Registered Products, and then you can download the
installation file from there.

https://www.acronis.com/my/index.html

By the way, the information that the agent provided is not accurate. You
can still use the following link to get Acronis 8 Personal for free. Keep
in mind that this is an OEM version, so some of the functionality is
limited. For example, if you backup to a network drive, this version
won't let you do that.

http://www.acronis.co.uk/mag/pcpro/ati8pe

Does a free version of Acronis ship with some brand of external harddrive?
I'm too cheap to spend $49.95
--
Corday


"O.J. Newman" wrote:

Hello:

Here's an item from the Win 98 general newsgroup that may be of interest to
some.

Acronis True Image v8 supports Win 98 thru XP, including ME. However, while
it supports ATA drives, it may not support SATA drives. I'm not sure.

It seems to be a multi-step process, to fill out the request in the link
below, then to fill out a free registration form, and then to login and
download the free version of Acronis v8 from the list of registered
software, but it does work.

Cheers,
O.J.

"Rick Chauvin" wrote in message
...
Here's a real treat....

Free version of Acronis v8

http://www.acronis.co.uk/mag/pcpro/ati8pe

Rick


(I haven't tried filling out this form myself, since I'm already a
registered user for all their versions anyway)

"Does a free version of Acronis ship with some brand of external harddrive?
I'm too cheap to spend $49.95"

Oh, yes, 'fer sure.' They also send you a brand new machine with a 32" LCD
monitor, your choice of an Intel Core 2 Extreme Quad-core processor QX9650
or an AMD Phenom Quad-Core 9850, your choice of red or blue LED accented
Armor case with liquid cooling and it's own dedicated power supply furnished
by your local electrical provider at no cost for two years. The machine has
8 Gig of DDR-3 Ram and will have the latest offering from ATI of 2 or 4
GDDR4 Vivo video cards, sound card and speakers (Dolby 10.4 Beta), a year's
subscription to Computer Shopper, 4 years of free in home service w/live-in
technician (your choice of Hooter's or Chippendale qualified), a Bentley
limo w/driver, a new home in Beverly Hills Brentwood and another on your own
island in the Florida Keys, and a Walmart gift card.
Heirloom, old and I have some really nice ocean front
property for sale in Oklahoma, also.

"Corday" wrote in message
...
Does a free version of Acronis ship with some brand of external harddrive?
I'm too cheap to spend $49.95
--
Corday


"O.J. Newman" wrote:

Hello:

Here's an item from the Win 98 general newsgroup that may be of interest
to
some.

Acronis True Image v8 supports Win 98 thru XP, including ME. However,
while
it supports ATA drives, it may not support SATA drives. I'm not sure.

It seems to be a multi-step process, to fill out the request in the link
below, then to fill out a free registration form, and then to login and
download the free version of Acronis v8 from the list of registered
software, but it does work.

Cheers,
O.J.

"Rick Chauvin" wrote in message
...
Here's a real treat....

Free version of Acronis v8

http://www.acronis.co.uk/mag/pcpro/ati8pe

Rick


(I haven't tried filling out this form myself, since I'm already a
registered user for all their versions anyway)

Only in America.......LOL!! I do believe he is also using Windows 2000
and has Bellsouth for an ISP. Probably lives in Texas. ROFL!!

"Heirloom" wrote in message
...
"Does a free version of Acronis ship with some brand of external
harddrive?
I'm too cheap to spend $49.95"

Oh, yes, 'fer sure.' They also send you a brand new machine with a
32" LCD monitor, your choice of an Intel Core 2 Extreme Quad-core
processor QX9650 or an AMD Phenom Quad-Core 9850, your choice of red
or blue LED accented Armor case with liquid cooling and it's own
dedicated power supply furnished by your local electrical provider at
no cost for two years. The machine has 8 Gig of DDR-3 Ram and will
have the latest offering from ATI of 2 or 4 GDDR4 Vivo video cards,
sound card and speakers (Dolby 10.4 Beta), a year's subscription to
Computer Shopper, 4 years of free in home service w/live-in technician
(your choice of Hooter's or Chippendale qualified), a Bentley limo
w/driver, a new home in Beverly Hills Brentwood and another on your
own island in the Florida Keys, and a Walmart gift card.
Heirloom, old and I have some really nice ocean
front property for sale in Oklahoma, also.

"Corday" wrote in message
...
Does a free version of Acronis ship with some brand of external
harddrive?
I'm too cheap to spend $49.95
--
Corday


"O.J. Newman" wrote:

Hello:

Here's an item from the Win 98 general newsgroup that may be of
interest to
some.

Acronis True Image v8 supports Win 98 thru XP, including ME.
However, while
it supports ATA drives, it may not support SATA drives. I'm not
sure.

It seems to be a multi-step process, to fill out the request in the
link
below, then to fill out a free registration form, and then to login
and
download the free version of Acronis v8 from the list of registered
software, but it does work.

Cheers,
O.J.

"Rick Chauvin" wrote in message
...
Here's a real treat....

Free version of Acronis v8

http://www.acronis.co.uk/mag/pcpro/ati8pe

Rick


(I haven't tried filling out this form myself, since I'm already a
registered user for all their versions anyway)

Actually I'm reading your replies on my Vista machine. My ISP can only offer
3mps in my area or I'd go for more. If you'd forget the sarcasm, Iomega does
include backup software. I asked the question because I'm buying a 2tet hard
drive and thought maybe Acronis had a deal with a hardware firm.
--
Corday


"Heather" wrote:

Only in America.......LOL!! I do believe he is also using Windows 2000
and has Bellsouth for an ISP. Probably lives in Texas. ROFL!!

"Heirloom" wrote in message
...
"Does a free version of Acronis ship with some brand of external
harddrive?
I'm too cheap to spend $49.95"

Oh, yes, 'fer sure.' They also send you a brand new machine with a
32" LCD monitor, your choice of an Intel Core 2 Extreme Quad-core
processor QX9650 or an AMD Phenom Quad-Core 9850, your choice of red
or blue LED accented Armor case with liquid cooling and it's own
dedicated power supply furnished by your local electrical provider at
no cost for two years. The machine has 8 Gig of DDR-3 Ram and will
have the latest offering from ATI of 2 or 4 GDDR4 Vivo video cards,
sound card and speakers (Dolby 10.4 Beta), a year's subscription to
Computer Shopper, 4 years of free in home service w/live-in technician
(your choice of Hooter's or Chippendale qualified), a Bentley limo
w/driver, a new home in Beverly Hills Brentwood and another on your
own island in the Florida Keys, and a Walmart gift card.
Heirloom, old and I have some really nice ocean
front property for sale in Oklahoma, also.

"Corday" wrote in message
...
Does a free version of Acronis ship with some brand of external
harddrive?
I'm too cheap to spend $49.95
--
Corday


"O.J. Newman" wrote:

Hello:

Here's an item from the Win 98 general newsgroup that may be of
interest to
some.

Acronis True Image v8 supports Win 98 thru XP, including ME.
However, while
it supports ATA drives, it may not support SATA drives. I'm not
sure.

It seems to be a multi-step process, to fill out the request in the
link
below, then to fill out a free registration form, and then to login
and
download the free version of Acronis v8 from the list of registered
software, but it does work.

Cheers,
O.J.

"Rick Chauvin" wrote in message
...
Here's a real treat....

Free version of Acronis v8

http://www.acronis.co.uk/mag/pcpro/ati8pe

Rick


(I haven't tried filling out this form myself, since I'm already a
registered user for all their versions anyway)