And to clarify, graphics are not very compressible without dataloss.
Very compressible, but at a loss. Meaning, a file in native
Photoshop format could be 10MB in size, but saved as a JPEG image you
can get it down to 1MB (depending on content, of course), but at a
loss of quality. Not what a backup program should do. :)
>on 3/1/01 2:12 PM, Danial O'Donnoll at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>>>
>>>> I am very happy with this as graphics files are very compressible (sp?).
>>>>
>
>
>Sorry,
>
>I missed the NOT in the above statement.
>
>I backup graphics files mostly that's why I get only 34-35 gig on a
>compressed tape.
>
>Garrett
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