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To: Clarence Dodge who wrote (5065)	1/15/1999 11:29:00 PM
From: Spots	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14778

>>I'm a little confused here. How will the backup NT be kept as a full copy of the constantly changing, in terms of files, documents and such, primary NT install? Good, if that's what you thought, you should be confused, 'cause it's not at all what I meant. I meant that no matter how badly you might screw up the primary NT install (as opposed to hardware failures), you can get at your DATA from the backup NT. In particular, you have read/write access to NTFS partitions. This is your very first line of defense. You're not synching up anything; you're maintaining a redundant access path to the same thing. A very important difference of concept. ALWAYS have plan E when you begin to worry about plan D <gg>. Spots