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Thanks for your response. I will continue to back up my harddrive as I had planned. Thanks again for the valueable info.<br />
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Thanks for your response. I will continue to back up my harddrive as I had planned. Thanks again for the valueable info.



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I have a Colorado Tape and I want to back up my files. I have Windows 98 and a 1.2 gig hdd. My hdd is currently compressed with Drivespace3. What I would like to do is back up my entire drive so I can do a reformat of my hardrive and install Windows 98 and use FAT32 to partition the disk. My question is should I uncompress my drive then store it to tape or can I store it compressed so I can load it later on a FAT 32 formatted HDD? Is this possible?<br />
&nbsp;Thanks, Rip
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I have a Colorado Tape and I want to back up my files. I have Windows 98 and a 1.2 gig hdd. My hdd is currently compressed with Drivespace3. What I would like to do is back up my entire drive so I can do a reformat of my hardrive and install Windows 98 and use FAT32 to partition the disk. My question is should I uncompress my drive then store it to tape or can I store it compressed so I can load it later on a FAT 32 formatted HDD? Is this possible?
 Thanks, Rip

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