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Okay, so basically I have a program that uses two disks, and install disk and a data disc. It's not a video game, it's a database application but the data and the interface are all bundled together. After you use the install disk, all you need is the data disc, but I'm worried about it getting damaged since I only have one copy to use. All I want to do is copy the data disc so I can carry the original around with me without fear of it breaking my bag.<br />
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I tried slysoft clone CD which usually works for stuff like this, but the program seems to be able to detect whether the CD is original or not. <br />
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Any ideas anyone?
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Okay, so basically I have a program that uses two disks, and install disk and a data disc. It's not a video game, it's a database application but the data and the interface are all bundled together. After you use the install disk, all you need is the data disc, but I'm worried about it getting damaged since I only have one copy to use. All I want to do is copy the data disc so I can carry the original around with me without fear of it breaking my bag.

I tried slysoft clone CD which usually works for stuff like this, but the program seems to be able to detect whether the CD is original or not. 

Any ideas anyone?

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