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30-Apr-2008, 10:57 AM #1
Solved: I've painted myself into a corner...
Running a 1 GHz PowerPC G4 with a 55 Gb HD. The problem is I now have the HD with less than a Gig of space. When I try to use Backup to move photos to DVD's Backup tells me "there isn't enough space on the HD". Painted into a corner... So I Backup the photos on my WD EXT HD. Okay now the question is can I burn DVD's from the WD EXT HD directly? The backed up file in 11.4 GB's, So not only can I burn directly, can I burn to multiply DVD's.

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