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I assume you are talking about Acronis TrueImage?
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I assume you are talking about Acronis TrueImage?

DO you know if this will work with macs too?

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Yes, Acronis TrueImage. <br />
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There are lots of similar solutions out there, Acronis just happens to be my preference. It doesn't look like they have a Macintosh version, however a quick search on google reveals that there are other Mac solutions available. 
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Yes, Acronis TrueImage.

There are lots of similar solutions out there, Acronis just happens to be my preference. It doesn't look like they have a Macintosh version, however a quick search on google reveals that there are other Mac solutions available.

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I have a pc lab with about 20 xp pro pcs. They all use roaming and local profiles. They have Microsoft Office, Adobe InDesign and Symantec antivirus. They are getting slower and slower to run. What is the best and cheapest way to reinstall everything, or is there a better solution to speed up the machines. Machine specs are AMD Athlon XP 2500+ 1.83Ghz, 512Meg ram, Nvidea GeForce FX550 video card. Thank you.
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I have a pc lab with about 20 xp pro pcs. They all use roaming and local profiles. They have Microsoft Office, Adobe InDesign and Symantec antivirus. They are getting slower and slower to run. What is the best and cheapest way to reinstall everything, or is there a better solution to speed up the machines. Machine specs are AMD Athlon XP 2500+ 1.83Ghz, 512Meg ram, Nvidea GeForce FX550 video card. Thank you.

fastest/cheapest way to reinstall software on clients

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