[WEB4LIB] SV: Re: DeepFreeze vs. PC-Rdist

[Orman Kiser]

I've had good luck with this one.
http://www.centuriontech.com/centurion_guard.html

Orman Kiser
orman at showme.net


At 11:32 PM 9/14/2000 -0700, Øystein Høivik wrote:
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>> For that matter DeepFreeze versus PC-Rdist versus HDD Sheriff.  Are
>> there others?
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>> Thomas 
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>> Bill Teschek wrote:
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>> > > I have to second this. I have been using Deepfreeze on public
>> > > Internet machines for about a year and I would have to quit my job
>> > > without it.
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>> > Can anyone comment on the pros and cons of using DeepFreeze
>> > versus PC-Rdist? They both seem to do much the same thing.
>> > 
>> > Bill Teschek
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