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Thu, 23 Apr 1998 07:43:21 -0400
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Re: What diagnostic tools are people using?
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Ricardo,
Try Windsor Technologies at http://www.windsortech.com/ .  They have
hardware-only diagnostic software that works well.  There is a lite version for
$9.95 and a more robust version for $29.95.  Both are downloadable from their
website.  They also have professional versions used by OEMs.

Jerry Rasmussen
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David Gillett wrote:

> On 22 Apr 98 at 13:24, Oscar Ricardo Silva wrote:
>
> > We're looking to get some diagnostic tools and software.  I'm curious as to
> > what other people are using.
>
>   I recently followed a link to a free download of "Computer
> Consultant" by Micro2000.  This is a lure to get you to buy one of
> their more expensive ($500-1100) packages.
>

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