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February 3, 2001 - PC Sync

• Mark Eppley is the President of Laplink.com (formerly Traveling Software). Mark discusses the latest edition to Laplink's all-star lineup of utility programs, PCsync. PCsync is indispensable whenever you transfer personal files to a new computer or move files between multiple computers. In addition you can earmark files to share- making multi-player network games, file storage on multiple computers, and Internet collaboration simple and easy.
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April 1, 2000 - LapLink 2000

• Stay in touch with the office no matter where you are. LapLink.com (formerly Traveling Software) has released a new-and-improved version of LapLink for the year 2000. Mark Eppley, the President and CEO of LapLink.com, discusses the improvements made to this award-winning product, including compatibility with Windows 2000.
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June 19, 1999 - Laplink Professional

• LapLink Professional gives mobile workers and telecommuters the freedom to access information on their office computers anytime, from anywhere. Mark Eppley, CEO and President of Traveling Software, reveals why LapLink Professional is consistently recognized by industry leaders and users alike as the Remote Access Champion.
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April 4, 1998 - Remote DeskLink

• Now it's even easier to work at home or on the road. Rick Romatowski, Product Manager for Remote DeskLink, tells how you can access the office easily and inexpensively from off-premises. Working at home either permanently or on a part-time basis is a growing trend in the United States and Remote DeskLink is one solution to accessing the office from offsite. Find out more about this trend in this segment.
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