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To: maceng2 who wrote (10182)	3/6/2005 8:08:27 AM
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Just one thing needs to be done. (1) Copy all your photos onto CD's Most CD's are not archival, meaning they may have a shorter life span than one would assume. One rarely discovers they're dead until exactly when needed, and data recovery from dead ones is a royal bitch. Message 20064045 Message 20694454 My system consists of three identical (content wise) one terabyte hard drives (with USB2 and Firewire), one of which I keep off site. I never use CDs for deep storage. Ever. When USB2 and Firewire become extinct and/or the drives die/fill, I'll drag/drop to whatever comes next.

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