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Acronis Total Image?

On 6/11/2012 4:22 PM, Richard Green wrote:
> Is there a good equivalent to Carbon Copy Cloner on the PC? I use
> Bootcamp quite a bit and after this latest debacle I'm totally up for
> moving to PC but the one thing I've always found a pain is shuttling
> my Windows partition between studio and home.
>
> As a minimum, I would need a good way to copy updated work files to
> the drive that I carry between the 2 but I always liked having a
> complete mirror of my Mac setup at either location which was made fast
> and easy by Carbon Copy Cloner. I kept looking for a Windows
> equivalent but never found a satisfying solution.
>