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Phew.. lot of good points... Will remember them. Thank you.
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Phew.. lot of good points... Will remember them. Thank you.

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if you face a huge image file, and it is going to take 18 DVDs to hold it, is it worth it? won't be a pain to bring all the data back?<br />
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DVDs are much cheaper, but costlier other ways..<br />
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any experience like this, and how did you handle it?<br />
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thanks
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if you face a huge image file, and it is going to take 18 DVDs to hold it, is it worth it? won't be a pain to bring all the data back?

DVDs are much cheaper, but costlier other ways..

any experience like this, and how did you handle it?

thanks

huge image file- how to handle it

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