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 Alcohol 120% v2.0.0.1331(x86/x64) |
 Jul 28 2010, 06:19 PM
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Alcohol 120%
Application  Info: Alcohol brings new meaning to the word multimedia! It is without a doubt a leader in its class, bringing the ability to emulate and record CDs and DVDs together into one amazingly easy to use software program. Using the latest technology the program is constantly being developed and improved to add in new features allowing it to maintain its position as a leading software package. Imagine being able to store your most used CDs as images on your computer and then just call them up at the click of a button and run them at 200X the speed of some CD drives when you need them without requiring the CD itself. How about being able to make a backup of that CD on to another CD either using the CD itself or just using the image you've made of it. This is what Alcohol allows you to do and much more. Version: v2.0.0.1331 Platform: x86/x64 OS: Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/Server2003/XP Professional x64 Edition/Server 2003 x64/Vista/ Windows 7 32x and 64x operating system. Contains: Activation/Crack/Serial/etc: Loader Size: 12MB Download: CODE http://hotfile.com/dl/58115643/fe3a72c/Al120.rar.html --------------------   |
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