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To: Clarence Dodge who wrote (5079)	1/16/1999 12:57:00 AM
From: Zeuspaul	Read Replies (2) of 14778

but with the dated naming (which is also sequential)so there is an indication of when the DI was done and whats in it. They do not sort sequentially with a default name sort. Either way you can sort by date as Explorer has a date sort option and the files have a date viewable tag. If you are using a file manager to look at a lot of files (which I admit will not happen with LARGE Drive Image files until we get those terrabyte drives) it is easy to spot missing files with a number sequence. (Do not start with one, start with 101 or 1001 as 101 will name sort before 2. I started having problems with date names when I created more than one Image on the same day. Some were Win95 and others Win98. I kept trying to change my naming conventions to adapt. Things must be slow, file names are about as interesting as the weather<g> Zeuspaul

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