Mica, Tuesday, May 3, 2005, 8:03:22 PM, you wrote:
MM> Since TB installation also dwells on this disk, it is not possible to MM> start even TB, if the PGP disk is not "unlocked". Beautiful! I think I'll settle for just moving the message folders, since I should be able to do that without a re-install of TB!, something I just don't feel like doing given that it's working fine as is. MM> As to possible "slowing down" of the normal work with mail/TB, there is MM> no any fear, it always works just fine, and "smoothly". Of course, you MM> would have to bear in mind that a PGP disk is treated as any other MM> "real" disk, so once it's "mounted", you'd have to maintain it properly, MM> for instance to provide it with enough free space, to defragment it now MM> and then, when is needed etc. Hadn't thought about the need to defrag periodically, but not a problem, and I will ensure there's plenty of space on the disk. MM> Well, all in all, Richard, I could cooly suggest you to give the PGPDisk MM> a nice try, it will show quite fine, and I also suggest you to *install* MM> TB too to a such encrypted disk. This way you'll get maximum MM> "protection", in a very easy, simple and elegant way. I'll give it a try, but another question just occurred to me: When I backup my drive to an external drive, am I correct in assuming that the encrypted disk may not copy correctly? -- Thanks, Rick ________________________________________________ Current version is 3.0.1.33 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
