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Too late to comment, but thanks for the input marsilies. I am always learning something new at EE. I simply don't like it when the Author of the question does not come back.<br />
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Ravi.<br />

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Too late to comment, but thanks for the input marsilies. I am always learning something new at EE. I simply don't like it when the Author of the question does not come back.

Ravi.


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Yes, thank you for the input. I apologize for not responding sooner.<br />

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Yes, thank you for the input. I apologize for not responding sooner.


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Not necessarily a problem, but more of a curiosity.<br />
I am trying out Ghost in lieu of purchase (v11.5). I have an image file on a DVD, and when I am in Ghost I see 2 files with the exact same name but different file sizes. &nbsp;On my PC, I see only 1 file on the DVD, and that is all I burned to it.<br />
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Is there some idea as to why this is happening? Again, not indicative of some issue that (at this time) prevents me from working. The file is around 4.3gb, and the previous image was 3.9gb. &nbsp;Could it be related to displaying a large file?
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Not necessarily a problem, but more of a curiosity.
I am trying out Ghost in lieu of purchase (v11.5). I have an image file on a DVD, and when I am in Ghost I see 2 files with the exact same name but different file sizes.  On my PC, I see only 1 file on the DVD, and that is all I burned to it.

Is there some idea as to why this is happening? Again, not indicative of some issue that (at this time) prevents me from working. The file is around 4.3gb, and the previous image was 3.9gb.  Could it be related to displaying a large file?

Seeing 2 files on Disc in Ghost 11.5

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