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Alcohol 120% - CD and DVD copying software
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Make perfect 1:1
back-ups of CDs, Alcohol 120% is really the ultimate DVD / CD
emulation and burning software.
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Store your most used or
important CDs as images on your computer and run them at
200x speed from up to 31 virtual CD or DVD
drives!
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Burn more than one CD or
DVD at the same time, even from from different sources, using
the latest multiple burners technology.
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Highest drive
compatibility - Alcohol is compatible with more than
99% of drives available !!
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Bypass all the latest
"unbreakable" protections using Alcohol Software's
state of the art burning and emulation process!
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Supports the highest number
of possible image file types including - MDS, CCD, BIN, CUE,
ISO, CDI, BWT, BWI, BWS, BWA & many more...
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Ultra-responsive industry
leading support from our team of software
experts.
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Free and very regular
updates and improvements, available for registered users.
Click here to read more
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"
Alcohol
120% is one of the hottest products in the CD-R
scene!" (5/5 Star rating)
--- CD-RW.org
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"It
combines CD recording with CD emulation in a way that
hasn't been done before." (10/10) --- File Connect
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Jokes
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An institution for the mentally ill arranged for its
inmates to attend a baseball game. The director
spent days training the patients to obey his
commands, so there wouldn't be any trouble.
On the day of the game the group arrived just
before the first pitch.When it was time for the
National Anthem, the director yelled, 'Up, nuts!'
and the inmates immediately rose.
When the National Anthem was over, the director
yelled, 'Down, nuts!' and the inmates sat. The
game proceeded and the inmates were well-behaved.
When the home team made a good play, the director
yelled, 'Clap, nuts!' and the patients applauded
just like normal fans.
Things were going so well that the director left
his seat to go get a snack. When he came back,
there was a riot going on.
The director finally located his assistant and
demanded, 'What happened?'
'Everything was fine,' the assistant said, 'until
some guy came over and yelled, 'Peanuts'!'
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