newbies -

i am trying to backup to floppys.  from experimentation and reading
documentation, i have discovered that 
tar cvzMf ... ... will not work because the compression over multiple
volumes is not allowed.

snooping around i found a utility for KDE called kArchiveur.
The website says:
"kArchiveur is a little utility for Linux & KDE. Its goal is to make your
 work with all compressed files easy. With kArchiveur, you can create
 tar.gz, tar.bz2, .zip . . . files just by dropping them on this software! 
 Of course, you can add files, remove, or view one or more files thanks
 to its multiselection window. You can also convert files between .tar.gz
 and .tar.bz2. Another feature is an automatic splitter/unsplitter to make
 a file going into a floppy. kArchiveur has been made to be intuitive and 
 powerful!"

This sounds like what I need to work with.  Does anyone have any 
experience with this utility?

dave

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