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glencliff
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May 7, 2009 11:59
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Hello guys, thank you for the attachments (.doc and.pdf) feature. You did a great job. (and you have my money!) But, I still have a big issue with the software. I am running 3 SATA hard-disks. On C:/ I put all my software and on D:/, I put all my documents, mp3, movies, and datafiles. In other words, I have all my user-files on the D:/ drive.
- When I backup, I use a fantastic drive synchronization tool called BeyondCompare (http://www.scootersoftware.com/) .... BC copies ANY changes to my datafiles to an external USB Toshiba hard-disk. So my machine is always perfectly backed up.... Very safe indeed.
However, sad fact is that Collection Studio doesn't seem to allow storing of datafiles/datasets on different drives. Can you please clarify this issue? Thank you, Glen.
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Hello guys, thank you for the attachments (.doc and.pdf) feature. You did a great job. (and you have my money!) But, I still have a big issue with the software. I am running 3 SATA hard-disks. On C:/ I put all my software and on D:/, I put all my documents, mp3, movies, and datafiles. In other words, I have all my user-files on the D:/ drive.
- When I backup, I use a fantastic drive synchronization tool called BeyondCompare (http://www.scootersoftware.com/) .... BC copies ANY changes to my datafiles to an external USB Toshiba hard-disk. So my machine is always perfectly backed up.... Very safe indeed.
However, sad fact is that Collection Studio doesn't seem to allow storing of datafiles/datasets on different drives. Can you please clarify this issue? Thank you, Glen.
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glencliff
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May 7, 2009 12:03
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I just realized the above looks really bad in that text formatting!!!! Let me try again!!!
...I still have a big issue with the software.
I am running 3 SATA hard-disks.
On C:/ I put all my software/programs and
on D:/, I put all my documents, mp3, movies, and datafiles.
In other words, I have all my user-files on the D:/ drive.
- When I backup, I use a fantastic drive synchronization tool called BeyondCompare (http://www.scootersoftware.com/) .... BC copies ANY changes to my datafiles to an external USB Toshiba hard-disk. So my machine is always perfectly backed up.... Very safe indeed.
However, sad fact is that Collection Studio doesn't seem to allow storing of datafiles/datasets on different drives. Can you please clarify this issue?
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I just realized the above looks really bad in that text formatting!!!! Let me try again!!!
...I still have a big issue with the software.
I am running 3 SATA hard-disks.
On C:/ I put all my software/programs and
on D:/, I put all my documents, mp3, movies, and datafiles.
In other words, I have all my user-files on the D:/ drive.
- When I backup, I use a fantastic drive synchronization tool called BeyondCompare (http://www.scootersoftware.com/) .... BC copies ANY changes to my datafiles to an external USB Toshiba hard-disk. So my machine is always perfectly backed up.... Very safe indeed.
However, sad fact is that Collection Studio doesn't seem to allow storing of datafiles/datasets on different drives. Can you please clarify this issue?
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glencliff
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May 9, 2009 12:48
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So, you are saying that any .COL datafiles should be able to be stored on another SATA drive? And maybe in a folder(dir) called 'movie-data', or 'contact-data' ... I have tried this (Vista 64bit) and Collection Studio crashes...
Thank you for trying to understand this issue...
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So, you are saying that any .COL datafiles should be able to be stored on another SATA drive? And maybe in a folder(dir) called 'movie-data', or 'contact-data' ... I have tried this (Vista 64bit) and Collection Studio crashes...
Thank you for trying to understand this issue...
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