Re: WTB -PC Answerphone Software

Palindr☻me wrote:

Otherwise, your Supervoice may be just what I need - it probably doesn't use much of the CD, so if the damage is not towards the centre, it may easily be fine. I had set up and used Supervoice before but don't have a licenced copy of it anymore.


Had a look at the CD more closely and the reflector is pretty badly damaged. Tried copying the folder off onto the hard disk and there's an error, so I don't think you'll have any luck getting it from this disk :(
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