Chief Suspect wrote:
> "Rob" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote
>>
>> Yuck! Active Disk Technology. In my experience the Iomega Active
>> Disk Technology is VERY buggy and slows down your whole system.
>> IMHO, it is real bloatware and to be avoided at all costs.
>>
> =====
>
> Ummm ... AppMover has nothing whatever to do with Active Disk
> Technology?
> Bloatware? AppMover is a single executable file requiring no install.

Well the link provided by a previous poster was to an Iomega web site for an
XP Moving Tool. It requires Active Disk Technology. As I said before.
Yuck!

I suspect there is confusion over which program is being talked about. I
hope it is NOT this Iomega pgm.

Rob

Susan Bugher wrote:

> REM wrote:
>
>>> Susan Bugher <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>
>>> Could someone furnish a URL or a file name?
>>
>>
>>> This is the info I have:
>>
>>
>>> AppMover from CyberMedia, Inc.
>>> AppMover .. an old Iomega program provided freeware.
>>
>>
>> Not exactly what you asked for, but this looks like a version for XP
>> only:
>>
>> http://www.iomega.com/software/winxp_mig.html
>
>
> Thanks REMbranded,
>
> Windows XP Moving Tool (with Active Disk technology)
> File Size: 4.93MB
> Version: 1.0
> Date: 23 Sept 2002
>
> Download link is:
> http://download.iomega.com/english/readytomove.exe
>
> -------
>
> It looks like CyberMedia Inc. merged with Networks Associates (aka
> McAfee): http://www.nai.com/
>
> didn't find anything there . . .
>
> Susan

"Requirements:
Windows XP installation CD
An Iomega Zip, HDD or CyberKey™ storage devices
An Active Disk enabled system (available with this download or by
installing the latest version of IomegaWare)"

Has anyone experiment with it?

dM

digitalMOSQUITO wrote:
> Susan Bugher wrote:
>
>> REM wrote:
>>
>>>> Susan Bugher <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>> Could someone furnish a URL or a file name?
>>>
>>>
>>>> This is the info I have:
>>>
>>>
>>>> AppMover from CyberMedia, Inc.
>>>> AppMover .. an old Iomega program provided freeware.
>>>
>>>
>>> Not exactly what you asked for, but this looks like a version for XP
>>> only:
>>>
>>> http://www.iomega.com/software/winxp_mig.html
>>
>>
>> Thanks REMbranded,
>>
>> Windows XP Moving Tool (with Active Disk technology)
>> File Size: 4.93MB
>> Version: 1.0
>> Date: 23 Sept 2002
>>
>> Download link is:
>> http://download.iomega.com/english/readytomove.exe
>>
>> -------
>>
>> It looks like CyberMedia Inc. merged with Networks Associates (aka
>> McAfee): http://www.nai.com/
>>
>> didn't find anything there . . .
>>
>> Susan
>
> "Requirements:
> Windows XP installation CD
> An Iomega Zip, HDD or CyberKey™ storage devices
> An Active Disk enabled system (available with this download or by
> installing the latest version of IomegaWare)"
>
> Has anyone experiment with it?
>
> dM

As mentioned in my previous post, I have had terrible experiences with
Iomega's Active Disk Technology. IMHO it is very buggy, bloatware to be
avoided at all costs.

Since this program needs the Active Disk component, I would stay away from
it.

Rob