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Thanks crowman, bvw & cc.

Have tried the free download, it could not be easier.

So tomorrow I will buy the full program.

Because of a slight accident :wub: both my harddrives were destroyed along with the mobo & cdrw.

After fitting all new parts and spending hours installing all my backups, I thought there must be an easier way, hence the orogin of this post.

Regards Alan

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An advantage with a download is that you get the latest version. If you buy the CD, most likely the first thing necessary to do is update from the website.

Almost all my software is downloaded now. I save it to a folder in my documents then copy to CD. Only then do I install it.

It is a bit of a fag if you're on 56K dial up but, even so, provided you're not on per minute pricing, it's far better.

By the way, I fully agree with the comments about Acronis. I'm sure you won't be disappointed.

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I ordered the disc.

When I had the slight accident it took both my drives out, fortunately i had a lot of my data backed up to CD`s.

So I decided to buy the disk,

as before I always downloaded if there was an option to do so.

But it has been a pain trying to get back some of the prograns I lost which I had payed for.

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