All support for this product is conducted by Stomp and Softline now.

Chris


"John B" wrote in message news:3d540a0f$1@hronntp01....
> Is this product considered to be part of an end-of-life product family?
>
> I have examined the Veritas website, and cannot get a clear answer. Also,
> Veritas has become very difficult to contact directly. Do you agree?
>
> I hesitate to sign on with a product, despite my pleasure over the years
> with its predecessors, if all hints are that Veritas will not support me
in
> my hour of need.
>
>
>

Can you advise on where I might look for a list of all tape drive hardware
that is compatible with the BackupMyPC software?
I've looked in the other direction without success. That is, I am
considering an HP DAT40i drive, and I cannot find a list of compatible
backup applications on the HP website. They offer a "software compatiblity
list," but that list should really be called an "operating system
compatibility list," as it lists only OSes, not applications.
Thanks,
John

"Chris" wrote in message news:3d5422cf$1@hronntp01....
> All support for this product is conducted by Stomp and Softline now.
>
> Chris
>
>
> "John B" wrote in message news:3d540a0f$1@hronntp01....
> > Is this product considered to be part of an end-of-life product family?
> >
> > I have examined the Veritas website, and cannot get a clear answer.
Also,
> > Veritas has become very difficult to contact directly. Do you agree?
> >
> > I hesitate to sign on with a product, despite my pleasure over the years
> > with its predecessors, if all hints are that Veritas will not support me
> in
> > my hour of need.
> >
> >
> >
>
>

On Sat, 10 Aug 2002 02:17:10 -0500, John B hyperbolated:

> Can you advise on where I might look for a list of all tape drive hardware
> that is compatible with the BackupMyPC software?
> I've looked in the other direction without success. That is, I am
> considering an HP DAT40i drive, and I cannot find a list of compatible
> backup applications on the HP website. They offer a "software compatiblity
> list," but that list should really be called an "operating system
> compatibility list," as it lists only OSes, not applications.

Look down toward bottom of page.
http://www.stompinc.com/bump/bump-retail.phtml?stp
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Over and Out,
CRH 8^)>