Someone reviewed v on Jul 5, 2022

Pros: 555

Cons: 555

Bottom Line: 555

Keith. reviewed v5.0.2.1 on Jan 6, 2012

This is for version 5.0.1.2 and not 5.0.2.1

Early days yet but it is an improvement over copy to dvd 4

buckshee reviewed v4.2.3.0 on Aug 7, 2009

This program is okay and forms part if the 1ClickDVD family but I think this program its a bit lacking considering the price. There isn't a CD-Text option and (unless something has recently changed) there is no option to verify data. I think there arte better options out there

some guy reviewed v4.2.3.0 on Aug 6, 2009

to many freewares do the same thing. Not saying the products bad but I personally would not buy it .

and the developers and investors ratings don't count lol

Image burn + DVD flick enough said

vesku reviewed v4.2.2.26 on Aug 1, 2009

I gave this 5 start because i tried many burning programs in my laptop, and so many failed (they burned coasters), but this one has succeeded to burn every time working CD / DVD. I use very cheap bulk media,which can be the cause that some programs fail (Roxio Creator 2009, Complex Evolution, Easy Cd-Da Extractor). But this program does what it promises and it is very light on resources and extremely reliable. Also the program is so easy to use that there is no learning curve.

I once purchased a Gold member key for VSO, and got licenses for all their programs. I haven't had any regrets of my purchase. (Other VSO programs like convertXtoDVD for example, are top class as well.)

bobad reviewed v4.2.2.15 on Mar 18, 2009

This has to be the quickest, easiest, most versatile burning program. I can't imagine any program being more hassle free. My favorite features is the right click context menu, and the 1 click image burning. It's a bit expensive, but if you are careful, you can find good discounts.

Morningdove reviewed v4.2.2.6 on Jan 13, 2009

This appears to be a good burning program with a couple of very nice features, however I just cannot justify the $35 price difference over CDBurnerXP or ImgBurn. To make matters worse, VSO's upgrade policy is free updates/upgrades for one year.

speedwaystar reviewed v4.1.9 on Dec 6, 2008

@equivalent
Were you using a crack? The software might check your key against a blacklist, or, if a checksum of the executable fails, deliberately write coasters. The fact that they pass verification makes me even more suspicious.
My apologies if this is not the case.

equivalent reviewed v4.1.1 on Oct 11, 2008

I must apologise for my previous review. CopyToDVD always worked fine for me but both this version and the last version I reviewed seemed to write data, and even verified (!), but the data written contains no information (video files seek wihout a timecode, like a 'fake' media file, and cannot be repaired with header-repairers like 'MPEG-corrector').

I'm sorry to say I've never had such a data-unsafe burning program as the last 2 versions of CopyToDVD. If you try this program, check your burnt files execute OK, don't just verify/copy!

equivalent reviewed v4.1.0 on Sep 29, 2008

Right-click DVD burning is something you'll wish you discovered ages ago, I use it all the time now!

I must protest at the review which claimed you need to renew subscription annually. I bought copytodvd over 2 years ago, before version 4, and when v4 came along VSO just emailed me an updated serial number (no charge), which has worked for every version since.

Give the trial a go!

MickyFoley reviewed v6.0.6 on Mar 30, 2008

Did all Jobs well :)

BlindWrite - 6.0.6 - 28th of March 2008
- fix an exception "système singulier"

BlindWrite - 6.0.5
- introduce a new reading method ( new profil : nibbles ) this method is for damaged disc with a lot of bad sectors, or protection using large number of bad sectors.
- updated with latest burning part
- updated translations.

colok reviewed v4.0.4b on Oct 12, 2007

Simply the best program for burning.

rkennedy01 reviewed v6.0.4.33 on May 9, 2007

After pulling my hair out trying to identify the source of repeated hard lock-ups (i.e. frozen mouse pointer) under Windows Vista Ultimate (32-bit) I took a guess and uninstalled the only recent addition to my otherwise rock-stable Dell XPS M1710 configuration: BlindWrite 6.4.

Problem solved! :-)

Note to the Author: A little more testing before releasing something that can hose the Windows kernel!

RCK

Verdauga Greeneyes reviewed v6.0.4 on May 2, 2007

Changelog since 6.0.1 (from the whatsnew.txt):

BlindWrite - 6.0.4
==================
Solves issues with rewritable media, improves detection of free space of the media to write

- 0000467: [Bug] impossible to burn with verbatim, memorex, and intenso dvd+rws Code 00 00 00
- 0000531: [Bug] v6.0.1 plextor cannot correctly determine size of media . . . . ?
- 0000600: [Bug] v6.0.2 write onto a RW no warning on erasing media
- 0000601: [Bug] error occrus when erasing RW media
- 0000816: [Bug] incorrect bin/cue not detected
- 0000815: [Bug] v6.0.3.21: Cannot use the COPY option with DVD Media

EZ-Play Driver - 8.0.1.2
========================
Added support of some drives, improves compatibility with online decryption drivers and burning applications

- 0000300: [Bug] EZ-Play backup doesn't work on Toshiba drive
- 0000371: [Bug] Not possible to erase RW with EZ Play enabled

6.0.3
- include new audio library

Patin-Couffin Driver - 37B
==========================
Better VISTA installation and DMA reset support

- 0000669: [Bug] VISTA installation: The progress bar overlap the confirmation dialog
- 0000670: [Feature Request] Reset DMA speed to max. speed

comeoffit reviewed v6.0.1.19 on Apr 14, 2007

1. It's interesting how each of the relatively negative reviews I've written about BlindWrite over the past couple years have been removed. Gotta love this site.

2. "vcorvinus", you are obviously associated with dieselsoft.com, since they charge $31.49 for what may or may not be a legitimate license for BlindWrite, yet if it is purchased directly, it can be had for only $30.00, by default. And if you enter the coupon code "discount", as they plainly display on their web site, you get a direct 10% discount! Let's see... $31.49 from a third-party, or $27.00 direct... Hmmm, tough choice! So much for your "10% discount"!

bobad reviewed v4.0.3 on Feb 7, 2007

Simply the best. Light, compact, and just the right features. Very convenient 1-click context menu data and music burning. Also 1 click ISO burning. I'm always amazed by clicking an ISO image, and simply walking away. When I return, the disk is burned and the program has closed itself. No layers of menus to navigate is priceless. It also has good media copying using BlindWrite. The only downside is that it does not copy encrypted media. Oh well, that's a specialty in itself.

ajua reviewed v4.0.1 on Dec 19, 2006

this is absolutely the best program for burning. dont let the screenshot fool you, the best feature of this program is the awesome right click burning, nothing beats it. try it for ourself.

dougau reviewed v4.0.1 on Dec 19, 2006

Why oh why buy this when you can buy Clone DVD or other programs that won't expire in one year?

Sorry but VSO Software's policy of having to buy their programs every year to continue to receive updates regardless if its a new version or not really rubs me the wrong way.

VSO will tell you that if you do not choose to renew your license every year that you can still use the original program version for as long as you wish. In my experience this is not true.

I have bought both BlindWrite and PhotoDVD from VSO in the past and burned the original downloads and license key emails to CD. I recently tried to reinstall these programs because i got a new computer and got a "Expired License Key" message for both programs. So if you choose to buy software from this company do so at your own risk.

I will probably get flamed for this review of VSO but I'm just trying to warn other users they are throwing their good money away unless they are willing to pay an annual fee to continue to use VSO programs.

4wd reviewed v6.0.0.18 on Sep 15, 2006

dougau: You are wrong - keys are valid for ANY release of the product you bought within one year of purchase. The keys do NOT expire after one year - you can reinstall your original purchase, (and any upgrades that happened within a year), using your original key. That's why my 2 year-old key still works on any version of BlindWrite 5 because I purchased v4 just before v5 came out.

On to the program: it does it's best at making a bit -for-bit replica of the media while trying to take away much of the fiddly options associated with doing the job - i.e. copy with SD4, SecureROM , etc, parameters.

However, I'd like to see some way of being able to tweak it's engine, (for those that want to), to get the best out of it.

dougau reviewed v6.0.0.17 on Jul 28, 2006

After one year the license keys for ANY VSO Software are invalid and you must purchase a new key in order to even reinstall the version you already have. For this reason I recommend all steer clear of this company.

In contrast I am still able to download and install the latest version of Alcohol 120%!!

betasun reviewed v3.1.3 on May 16, 2006

a nice application here .

xdeimox reviewed v5.2.23 on Dec 21, 2005

Wow, you wont use an application because it was developed by a guy that happened to pop out of a vagina in France?

ibod reviewed v5.2.19 on Oct 15, 2005

Blindwrite doesn't really stand out in the competitive arena that this type of program resides in. It's a good alternative and not overly bloated. The gui is idiosyncratic, skinnable and hides a very powerful engine.
RE: registration. You should have a reg key (might be given a .b5l extension which you can rename to .reg). You should be able to double click on this and import it into the registry. From then on, blindwrite should be registered. But, I've refrained from updating, fearing the consequences and it might be that registration key times out 1 year after the key is first entered and blindwrite run for the first time.
I've found the registration policy unfair and being annual, too exp****ve to renew. Point releases should remain free with a modest upgrade fee for new versions.

hkm reviewed v3.0.60 on Aug 26, 2005

Excellent, as always from VSO. A good companion to their [formerly freeware] DivXToDVD. Latter converts several video format files to DVD-ready burning structure, NOT just DivX. Link at homepage can still get you the freeware version of DivXToDVD.

huppel reviewed v3.0.56 on Jul 5, 2005

Almost good ?
I like the CD-burning software that comes with Windows XP.
I would buy CopyToDVD if it would just extend this feature with DVD-burning (nothing more, nothing less).

bohned reviewed v5.2.16 on May 5, 2005

Product is great just dont expect to be able to upgrade without paying for the product again.

Their website states:
"To update a registered version, overwrite your version with the latest trial and your license will be retained."

This simply isn't true. I downloaded and installed the latest version and my choices are to buy or run the trial version for the next 20 days.

NO I am not going to repurchase the product.

nofun reviewed v5.2.16 on May 4, 2005

It's a great program. I paid for a copy here at betanews and was sent a registration number to type in to activate the program. (BIG MISTAKE ON MY PART!) THIS PROGRAM IS NOT ACTIVATED THIS WAY!) I should have went to the Blindwrite homepage and paid for it there; so I have learned the hard way. Blindwrite sends you a zip file that you have to run and then it automatically activates Blindwrite for you. I have never heard of this type of registration before, but Blindwrite does it that way. Now I have to go to Blindwrite and buy the program all over again!

netean reviewed v5.2.15 on Apr 28, 2005

can't get it to work for me- keeps failing:
"extraction is impossible, can't find an appropriate read method" - tried with a (DVD)

bobad reviewed v3.0.52 on Apr 25, 2005

Excellent piece of software. Does everything you need for data disks from the context menu in Windows Explorer. Smallest "all in 1" burner that really works. DIRKES: No software that I know of will delete selected files when importing sessions. CopyToDVD works just like the rest of the good CD-DVD burners. Only downside is the price. US40.00 is way too high when Nero comes free with most burners.

DIRKES reviewed v3.0.51 on Apr 6, 2005

I detect, that it is a little bit complicated, if you want write files to a CD, if a older session exist. You can not "easy" and with a logic way import older sessions, you cannot delete selected files from a older session.

Jazzkat reviewed v3.0.49 on Apr 1, 2005

Been useing this program since version 2.somthing . Can't say enough about it.
I have Plextor 716 and a 708,and useing the recommened media the 716 can burn a full movie in as little as 3 minutes the 708 in as little as 5. And the updates you get through the year are simple for anyone to install .

QBgreen reviewed v3.0.47.79 on Mar 17, 2005

Great program. This replaced Roxio's bloated EZ CD Creator for me. It's compact, and very intuitive AFAIC. Along with a program like AnyDVD, copying certain material is easy and fun.

bobad reviewed v3.0.45 on Mar 5, 2005

Brrrrrrilllliant!

Closest thing to 1 stop CD and DVD burning in a reasonably small package. I really like burning data from the context menu. Only a rudimentary burning dialog pops up, which is all you need, right? Keep the bloat down and keep improving, and you have a truly great product!

hkm reviewed v3.0.45 on Feb 19, 2005

Very good, very fast. Never had any problems with it. One little feature I like -- a French/Germanic-gutteral woman's voice at the end of a burn announcing something like. "Project has been completed." My wife looked at me stunned as we were watching another movie burned w VSO and asked me: "Who's your new bondage buddy?"

OCedHrt reviewed v3.0.37 on Dec 2, 2004

4x burning is 15 min a DVD. Add lead in and lead out, 20 min is normal. DUH. Was gonna rate a 3 due to their decline in customer service/unicode support but to outweigh that 1, I'll give it a 5. Was a great program and still is, but I need my unicode support :)

Adizer reviewed v3.0.35 on Nov 18, 2004

20 minutes to burn a DVD?! Nero or Easy CD&DVD Creator can do this job in 8 minutes.

mmebane reviewed v5.2.6 on Oct 29, 2004

One click made perfect dumps of Far Cry and Doom 3 - they work fine with Daemon Tools. Excellent.

brainfight reviewed v5.2.5 on Oct 22, 2004

emulation can be done with daemon tools, it is a very easy product to use, and did work well everytime I used it.

brainfight reviewed v3.0.34 on Oct 22, 2004

a friend suggested me copytodvd as I was unable to burn correctly with Nero, I like a lot this product, it is doing what I really need to do and it doesn't produce coasters like Nero did

-Lord- reviewed v5.2.4 on Sep 5, 2004

OK, so why does it need another program to mount images? WHy haven't they included that feature WITHIN the program itself?

Kama reviewed v3.0.23 on Jul 29, 2004

I think the best thing about CopyToDVD is the support as they always reply and sort out my problems. As a newbie this is really helpful.

Pixelsmack reviewed v3.0.23 on Jul 25, 2004

I have to say, for what I use it for, it does a good job. I like it's "no brainer" approach. Just right click on a folder full of files and burn to disk. No prompts, wizards or menus, it just does it. Or, if I have an ISO of a DVD, just right click and it burns the ISO to disc as a DVD. It's smart and easy.

For anything else more complex than that I do use Nero, though.

Kyle_Katarn reviewed v3.0.23 on Jul 25, 2004

Very user friendly burning app.
I really like its design and really appreciate the profesionnalism of its deveppers.

spacetoast reviewed v5.2.2 on Jul 24, 2004

almost as good as alcohol 120%

Gripweed reviewed v3.0.18 on Jun 15, 2004

I'm a paid owner of this program but I wish I never bought it. While the actual burning seems to work reasonable well (but not as well as Nero) I've had a hair pulling experience with its context menu feature. It took me the longest time to figure out what was screwing up my menus when I right-clicked and it turned out to be this program. Half the time my context menus would go to full screen. Other times all the lines would be squished together. And a simple uninstall would not fix it. I had to remove every last VSO-related registry entry and remaining service (that its uninstall refused to uninstall) in order to get my system back to normal. Never again.

Bachalor reviewed v3.0.10 on May 12, 2004

Generally good. But I miss here into the BETA-Forum the "changelog" or a "revision list"

supermimai reviewed v2.4.11 on Jan 7, 2004

@ Rob, I read your post ,and you were right... it is fixed now.. or please contact vso to complain again.

tacc reviewed v5.0.7 on Dec 28, 2003

Definitely the best copy utility out there.
Extremely simple to use (no profiles, no crap, you just have to hit the Copy button, it makes all the detection/scanning perfectly acording to the protection used) yet very powerful, regularly updated, it really deserves its 5 stars.

Rob2771 reviewed v2.4.6 on Dec 24, 2003

I wish they would once and for all fix a problem with sending a folder to CD. If you "Right Click A Folder -> CopyToDVD" causes all the files in that folder to dump out to the CD ROOT. BUT if you "Right Click A Folder -> CopyToDVD Depot", and then open the Depot, the folder is PROPERLY placed on the CD ROOT. I have mentioned this to them many times, but they do not care, and say it may be repaired in the next major (v3) release. When I asked how long till that release shows up (3 months ago), lapinou (who actually seems to work for them) says 2 months - ya sure. (I have been telling them about this since it went to v2 - and changed its name from CopyToCD).
And as another BUG - when writing to an image file, you are not prompted for a label name, or if it's set to Auto-Assign a label, the label still does not get written to the ISO file.
A BUG is a BUG - fix it for crying out loud. If they would fix this - then I would give it 5 stars.
And now there is a version 2.4.7 Released 25th of December 2003 (still with all the bugs I just described).

gplasky reviewed v2.4.5 on Dec 19, 2003

Not exactly sure what you are talking about rotjong. You made look at your installation of ExplorerPlus or some other cause of your problem. I right-click on the file and choose "Copy to DVD" and a small dialog box comes up to choose my destination and it just goes. SMall, short and sweet. If I choose "Copy to DVD Depot" nothing comes up until I start the Copy to DVD icon and the files show up in the Depot. Not sure what you are referring to that is "filling your entire screen." This program is excellent in what is does and reduces the complexity of burning audio CD's and movie DVD's. A sold "5".

rotjong reviewed v2.4.3 on Dec 15, 2003

I'd love to give this program a great rating but, sadly, I cannot. Firstly, the context-menu item in Windows Explorer is poorly done. Second, when I would access context-menus after installing I found the menus would take up the entire screen sometimes [when they never had ever before]. Erm. Third, suddenly ExplorerPlus and/or Windows Explorer started crashing when they never did before. I removed the software and experimented and the problems have completely vanished. I really really wish I could rate this high (5) because the features on paper are awesome and I did burn one data DVD with the program and it worked perfectly. The authors need to work on the Windows Explorer integration because it sucks at the moment, IMO. I have to give this a 1 rating because it made my system unstable due to the issues I experienced.

cardiffdave reviewed v5.0.1.112 on Nov 4, 2003

As good as ever.. Few niggling little points (to trivial to mention here really) which I'm sure will be ironed out soon...

As for "thoomass'" so-called review. All I can say is that your views are those of an inmature moron. Just because you had the 'blue screen of death' doesn't mean that it's Blindwrites fault exclusively. It means it's drivers *may* be conflicting with something already on your system. It may mean there is possibly something amiss with your hardware. In short it could be a hundred things, but clearly you are either too lazy, too stupid or downright retarded. To say Blindwrite "is a destructive trojan disguided as a copy utility" is complete and utter rubbish...

funky303 reviewed v5.0.0.110 on Oct 29, 2003

all 3 programs are just as good as the ppl using it.

Clone CD has moved from elby.com to slysoft.com

there IS a new update, released 2 days ago (to version 4.3.16) with better support for new copy protections.

http://www.slysoft.com/d...oad/changes_clonecd.txt

here you can get the changes.

CloneCD is fine, but can't burn all kinda ISOs you find all over the net, so just go and buy 2 programs. Alcohol and CloneCD, maybe even BlindWrite.

now 2 blindwrite:

The program is not really usable for beginners, but has a large (larger as CloneCD) set of options so you can get more copyProtections bypassed IF YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO.

I hadn't a crash with the demo yet so i think it is worth the money buying it.

Kompressor reviewed v5.0.0.110 on Oct 29, 2003

I don't know why there is so much CloneCD talk in here. CloneCD was good at one time, but it sucks today. Now Alcohol 120% is, by far, the best.

Bachalor reviewed v5.0.0.110 on Oct 29, 2003

Nice; but I'm not shure, witch Program can "better" copy for -copy protected- CD's : CloneCD or BlindWrite ??
Both programs works and you can copy ALL kind of CD's.

lapinou reviewed v4.9.9.71 on Oct 9, 2003

you probably not even test this ( stolen ) version ..
or you probably don't copy any new games if you are saying that clonecd is working 98% of the time.

AnthonyB reviewed v4.9.9.71 on Oct 7, 2003

Actually, the reason for no CloneCD updates (apart from not needing it) is that the product is being 'transferred' from Elby to Slyfox (http://www.slysoft.com)

vis666 reviewed v4.5.8 on Sep 23, 2003

unger71: there's a reason why clonecd doesn't update... the program works 98% of the times whilst i had a few cd's with bigfiles that BW couldn't handle and CCD went through it like a hot knife through butter. But hey, everybody's gotta have a favorite... and mine is still CCD. 4/5 nonetheless.

unger71 reviewed v4.5.5 on Aug 26, 2003

better than clonecd .no update for half a year.

DivineDark reviewed v4.5.5 on Aug 25, 2003

By far the best image burning software out there. I can burn many things that no other program can.

pvolk reviewed v4.5.5 on Aug 25, 2003

Blindwrite is good and i actually used it for a long time for my cd copying however i think clone cd has a better easier interface than blind write plus it also includes a clonedrive so you can run cd's right off your harddrive. But even Clone cd cant copy all cd's prefectly. My absolute favorie cd ripping/writing suite is Alcohol 120%. It is the best out there. Multi format reading and writing plus a multiformat virtual-drive. For the best results everyone get ALCOHOL 120%.

Kyle_Katarn reviewed v2.2.5 on Jul 17, 2003

Great tool. And it can be used as a plugin for other softwares ! Great idea !

Kyle_Katarn reviewed v4.5.3 on Jul 17, 2003

Probably the best CD duplication tool i've ever seen !

Chief Wiggum reviewed v4.5.3 on Jul 16, 2003

Great program to burn ISO's!

supermimai reviewed v2.2.4 on Jul 11, 2003

the screenshot are outdated, the program is better and better now, a new of functions were added time after time.
a must to create easily cd from any kind of files. and the best as choosed by the best dvd backup product. a winner product, not known as it should be !

supermimai reviewed v4.5.3 on Jul 11, 2003

some of comments illustrate about how much people can tell stupid things. I agree to confess alcohol is better in some case, but clonecd is completely outdated betweens age, and if some people complains about number of release, maybe it is just because people of vso-software take care of the product and add new features ( see the plextor premium support ). it doesn't mean bug, but new features or functions or optimization. whatever the comments as it depends also of the hardware used. the program become better and better the new major version will correct all the problem about interface and difficult to understand option. a 5 star products !

betasun reviewed v4.5.3 on Jul 11, 2003

...i use both on win xp and they have not conflict with each
other .am i to use win messenger on win xp ? but i like msn more .

dim reviewed v4.5.2 on Jun 24, 2003

The problem is that the site displayed here, http://www.blindwrite.com/, is outdated. The proper site is http://www.vso-software.fr/, where you can find the following changelog (which is a bit short, okay :)

24th of June 2003
New version of Blindwrite and Autoplay drivers. ( Update recommended )
Blindwrite 4.5.2
- Fixed a flaw in autoplay driver that may cause crash when devices where removed by surprise.
- Fixed some detection issues in Win9X/ME version of the autoplay driver

Dirk van Hoofen reviewed v4.5.2 on Jun 24, 2003

Every time a new release, but the author(s) do not write HERE, was is new. - Then, this version works not correctly with my LG-Combo DVD/RW drive. I test it with CloneCD, it works fine. So I think, that this version of BlindWrite has other faults have got there instead of fault remedying.

Alex T. reviewed v4.5.0 on Jun 12, 2003

Anyone try this new one yet?

fxer80 reviewed v4.4 on May 5, 2003

Blindwrite copies some things Alcohol/Clone CD cannot. Likewise Alcohol copies things Blindwrite cannot. DiskJuggler copies some things that all 3 cannot copy (in reality, clonecd is the easiest to use but copys the fewest number of CD's perfectly). It's all about using the right tool for the job, and currenly none of them do it all.

Dirk van Hoofen reviewed v4.2.9 on Jan 21, 2003

Every time a new revision; that mean, that the software was badly programs or without consideration. If I see the tool 'CloneCD' i see, that the author make it better.

WRFan reviewed v4.2 on Oct 30, 2002

it's definitely second choice, after clonecd. much better than alcohol (alcohol behaves weirdly in many cases, destruction of your system is possible, even probable). the best combination is either clonecd+daemon tools or blindwrite+daemon tools.
Plus consider that blindread is cheaper than clonecd, as it seems, so this makes it first choice.
if you have the right burner, blindwrite suite should cope with all copy protections apart from tages, starforce, and newest securom (maybe even newest securom would work, but that's unprobable)

jason_s_baker reviewed v4.0.5 on Jun 18, 2002

This software isn't bad, but I'll stick with CloneCD for copys and Nero for data.

lapinou reviewed v0.3.0.37A on May 22, 2002

Wonderfull !! you can build your own cd burning software !
I really appreciated the way the MP3 output is managed... when the MP3 list if long, it burns as data, when the list is short It prompt for an audio CD ! Nice job !

rburly reviewed v1.1 on Oct 21, 2001

If you want the whole download, go to the homepage. These developers have created EAC & CDRWin without the somersaults to get the prog to work. The fully functional trialware (thru 12/15) makes perfect copies. Check to see if your hardware is supported. Most hardware is, BTW. This is software that I'd pay full price for. This might be a "must have".

MyMaster reviewed v1.1 on Oct 20, 2001

this one is excelent. thank God i wont have to use WB, that damn resource hog. i hope these guys come out with more themes, cause i really hate that blue aqua. other than that, i looks even better than Luna (square corners when maximixed, what Luna should have done).

Hook reviewed v0.99.1.2 on Dec 14, 2000

No, it is BWFULL, which is Blindwrite. BRFULL is Blindread

mayhem2408 reviewed v0.99.1.1 on Oct 15, 2000

Well. BlindWrite is a great program. But there is something wrong here. This download is for BlindRead.