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Default tools for use in W 7 - 01-21-2010 , 02:53 PM






Hi

I've moved from a XP pc to one running Windows 7 64 bit and need to find
tools that work in W7.

In XP I used
DVD
DVD shrink 3.2
RipIt4Me
etc.

Does anyone know if these still work in Windows 7?

Are there any others recommended?

Thanks, Jeff

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Default Re: tools for use in W 7 - 01-22-2010 , 01:02 PM






<Jeff (AT) couldbeinvalid (DOT) com> wrote

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Hi

I've moved from a XP pc to one running Windows 7 64 bit and need to find
tools that work in W7.

In XP I used
DVD
DVD shrink 3.2
RipIt4Me
etc.

Does anyone know if these still work in Windows 7?

Are there any others recommended?

Thanks, Jeff
I know for a fact that DVD Shrink works, so does dvddecryptor. I don't know
what "DVD" is and don't have ripit4me but I would suspect that most of them
work. If you've already moved to a Windows 7 64 bit machine, why not just
try the applications your wondering about?

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Default Re: tools for use in W 7 - 01-22-2010 , 02:21 PM



On 1/22/2010 1:02 PM, BR549 wrote:
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Jeff (AT) couldbeinvalid (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:0556n.677$Yt6.548 (AT) newsfe23 (DOT) iad...
Hi

I've moved from a XP pc to one running Windows 7 64 bit and need to find
tools that work in W7.

In XP I used
DVD
DVD shrink 3.2
RipIt4Me
etc.

Does anyone know if these still work in Windows 7?

Are there any others recommended?

Thanks, Jeff

I know for a fact that DVD Shrink works, so does dvddecryptor. I don't know
what "DVD" is and don't have ripit4me but I would suspect that most of them
work. If you've already moved to a Windows 7 64 bit machine, why not just
try the applications your wondering about?


I plan to try them. The reason I asked first is because I installed
another old program and even though W 7 let me install it, the system
went beserk. Fortunately I had a recent image backup on an external HD
to restore from but that took several hours to achieve and I am trying
to avoid having to go through that again if I can find out ahead of
time. I'm still going to have a recent BU before I try to install
programs Gates might disapproves of...... ;-)

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Default Re: tools for use in W 7 - 01-23-2010 , 12:16 PM



Jeff (AT) couldbeinvalid (DOT) com wrote:
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On 1/22/2010 1:02 PM, BR549 wrote:
Jeff (AT) couldbeinvalid (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:0556n.677$Yt6.548 (AT) newsfe23 (DOT) iad...
Hi

I've moved from a XP pc to one running Windows 7 64 bit and need to
find tools that work in W7.

In XP I used
DVD
DVD shrink 3.2
RipIt4Me
etc.

Does anyone know if these still work in Windows 7?

Are there any others recommended?

Thanks, Jeff

I know for a fact that DVD Shrink works, so does dvddecryptor. I
don't know what "DVD" is and don't have ripit4me but I would suspect
that most of them work. If you've already moved to a Windows 7 64
bit machine, why not just try the applications your wondering about?


I plan to try them. The reason I asked first is because I installed
another old program and even though W 7 let me install it, the system
went beserk. Fortunately I had a recent image backup on an external HD
to restore from but that took several hours to achieve and I am trying
to avoid having to go through that again if I can find out ahead of
time. I'm still going to have a recent BU before I try to install
programs Gates might disapproves of...... ;-)
Glad to report that:
DVD Shrink, dvd decryptor, ripit4me, dvdFebdecryptor all install and work
correctly in W 7 Home Premium 64 bit.

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Default Re: tools for use in W 7 - 02-05-2010 , 07:22 AM



Anyways, Does anyone know if these still work in Windows 7?

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