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Thumb Drives

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Mon, 12/18/2006 - 10:01
John Conlen
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I have a lot of stills and animation on my Kalypso that I want to backup. I have not used thumb drives before, and I am not sure if they would work for this situation. Any info that I can get will be great. Thanks.

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Tue, 12/19/2006 - 07:17
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Bill D
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[quote="Mike Cumbo"]Bill, I mean space on the drive's case to write a name with a Sharpie or pen.[/quote] Hahah.. that is what I thought, but wasn't sure. I have one 256mg, that I have manuals on, as well as effects, still has a lot of room. Of course if you start throwing stills on it.. Bill
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Mon, 12/18/2006 - 22:56
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Mike Cumbo
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Bill, I mean space on the drive's case to write a name with a Sharpie or pen.
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Mon, 12/18/2006 - 21:01
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Bill D
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[quote="Mike Cumbo"]Thumb drives do work, however for animations it can take a while. Buy a good brand and large capacity. The only downside is that there is virtually no place on a thumb drive to label the contents. A simple text file could be used.[/quote] Mike do you mean folder names? You can create folders, ie. Kalypso SS, Basketball, etc, etc Bill
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Mon, 12/18/2006 - 10:22
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Mike Cumbo
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Thumb drives do work, however for animations it can take a while. Buy a good brand and large capacity. The only downside is that there is virtually no place on a thumb drive to label the contents. A simple text file could be used. Another option is a networked PC/laptop. Save them to the hard drive on that machine.
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