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Date: Fri, 2 May 2003 07:56:37 PDT7
From: "Steven Levine" <steve53@earthlink.net >
Reply-To: scoug-help@scoug.com
To: scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject: SCOUG-Help: files not found

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In <200305020042.3138005.6@scoug.com>, on 05/02/03
at 12:42 AM, jack.huffman@worldnet.att.net said:

>My concerns are the PSAVE backups which to my knowledge are not zipped.
>How do I save them to a CD-RW and restore them if necessary? Back them

No problem. There's no EAs to save/restore in this case.

>DFsee undoubtedly creates EA's when it
>creates the PSAVE file;

Bad assumption. Keep in mind dfsee is cross-platform. Jan is smart
enough to design the file formats to be cross-platform.

>files. Does that mean that my file manager, ZTBold, writes EA's to the
>CD-RW when the program copies or moves a file from a hard drive partition
>and reads them from the CD-RW when performing the reverse of these
>operations?

No, the EAs will be discarded. The file system (technically the IFS)
determines if EAs are supported.

>One last question. When you attach the CD-RW drive for the first time as
>a drive, say Z as RSJ suggests, is that drive added to the drives list?

Sure. If that didn't happen how could it get a drive letter?

>Before attaching the CD-RW drive, I read a CD-ROM from the drive. The
>drive letter was L, which is the designation for the CD-ROM drive I had
>installed previously. There is no CD-ROM in my box nowl; only the
>Plextor CD-RW unit.

The CD-ROM was L because L was the next available drive letter. Your hard
drives go from C through K. Most of us use

RESERVEDRIVELETTER=x

to force the removable drives to have a fixed location. In my case, I
use:

RESERVEDRIVELETTER=R

to force the CD-ROMs to start at drive S.

Steven

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