“Merlin Software Technologies Inc.(TM), a leading provider of
Linux and Unix based software applications announced today
PerfectBACKUP+(TM) for Linux, an extremely easy to use, fully
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Windows and Macintosh computers for only $69.”
“PerfectBACKUP+ 6.1.2 is the most economical, powerful, network
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remote backup, encryption, robotics module, enhanced security and
many other features with both a graphical and character interface
for RedHat Linux version 6.0 and 6.1, S.u.S.E. Linux 2.2 and 2.3,
and Caldera OpenLinux 2.3.“
“Andrew Argyle, Systems Engineer, Corel, makers of Corel Linux,
said, “I found the installation to be a breeze and the program
itself to be well thought out, easy to set up, maintain and use. We
recently set up a lab here and I needed a better backup program
than the one we had, so I am using PerfectBACKUP+!”
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