I hesitated as I was waiting for more informed minds to comment. As I
understand things you "should" be able to do what you are attempting.
That said, given all the glitches that arise with using computers I
would devise a next best scenario in case this plan does not work out.
Mike S
Ginger Tsunami wrote:
>I haven't seen a response to this one yet. FYI, this is concert
>footage that I'm working on for a musician friend of mine and I'd hate
>to have to redo the whole thing for him. Any help is appreciated very
>much.
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>On Tue, 18 Jan 2005 09:46:01 -0800, Ginger Tsunami
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>>Actually I am going to have to reformat my laptop and I have copied my
>>files over to an external drive for safekeeping while I redo things on
>>the laptop. I just want to check with you folks about the best way to
>>handle my premiere projects. I have a very large project going (2
>>hours+ in length). I'm new to Premiere. I see all project files and
>>large files under /adobe/premiere/1.5 (I think that's the path...am
>>away from the computer now) and am assuming that these are the files
>>that I'm going to need to finish the project. I *think* that these
>>are the files I'm going to need.
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>>Once I get Premiere reinstalled on the reformatted laptop, will I just
>>be able to point it back to these restored files and be ok?
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>>Just planning ahead and appreciate any advice.
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>>Thanks.
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