Existing users, 
I like the program, but I do have a few disappointments:
1) My biggest gripe is that they don't include instructions or an automatic updater to make a bootable CD of 4.02 for owners of 4.01. Instead, they offer you to buy the updated CD for $25. As someone who actually pays for his software, I find it pretty insulting that they'd try to profit from simple updates. Makes it hard to blame those who don't own this legally. Luckily another user here has posted excellent instructions on how to make an updated CD for yourself.
2) Permormance. It should be faster and hopefully will be on future updates.
3) The optimization feature doesn't graphically display disk and file fragments in the detail that even Drive 10 does. May seem like a minor quibble, but when you are sitting around for that long, its nice to have the graph to glance at occasionally.
TechTool Pro
hardware/software diagnostic tool
Version: 4.6.2
Good, but a couple of disappointments
Feedback Type: Review
Contributed by: Mac Diddy Monday, March 29 2004 @ 01:49 PM PST
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: 1-6 months
Recommend Product: YES
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Good, but a couple of disappointments - Mac Diddy
<i>O course, I'd be pleased to hear from anyone who has succeeded, and how they did it.</i>
I followed the instructions and it worked perfectly for me on the first try.
Tuesday, April 13 2004 @ 02:57 PM PDT
Good, but a couple of disappointments - Courtney
Mac Diddy writes: "Luckily another user here has posted excellent instructions on how to make an updated CD for yourself."'Cept that it only makes inelegant coasters for me.
Micromat are categoric that it cannot be done.
Still, if you are short of inelegant coasters...
O course, I'd be pleased to hear from anyone who has succeeded, and how they did it.
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Monday, March 29 2004 @ 05:37 PM PST