Carbon Copy came out in 1984, it was an early copy program. It’s claim to back-up 90% of all programs on the market seems pretty low when you compare it to later software.

Below is a screen shot of Carbon Copy.

Bull’s-Eye claimed that it was so good that they couldn’t even mention the titles it could copy. (Maybe it was really for legal reasons?) Read the large magazine ad, there is alot of info in it:

1. Bull’s-eye works with all six versions of RapidLok protection as of Nov 1987
2. Copies protected Timeworks disk (what? Did Timeworks use hard protection?)
3. Powerful new GCR nibbler
4. GEOS Copier (Geobusters – search for that on my blog also)

Here is a scan of the Original Manual: Bulls-Eye Manual

Carbon Copy (1984)

Guaranteed to copied 90% of programs.

I’m not sure if that was very good in 1984 when in 1985 many programs state 99% effective.

Of course who knows how accurate this it.

Archiver (1985)

This was a book/manual that I have never seen.
Sounds similar to the Lockpick series.

Contained Machine Language Monitors HiMON, LLMon, and LoMON.
Here are the disk contents:

DOWNLOAD the D64 HERE: archiver-v5.ZIP 

The Manual is HERE: The_Archiver_Cybertech-OCR.PDF 

Apallo – Copies it All (1985)

Claims to copy ALL drive errors at a lower price than others.