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From: Joe Angell <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: removable drive help!!
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>    I don't know how well LW handles swapping volumes for removeable media.
> One suggestion though, make sure the cartridges have the same volume name.
> Another possible solution for low disk space is using PEGGER to
> automatically JPEG compress each frame as LW generates them.

Actually, if you refer to your SyQuest by DEVICE, rather than by volume
(Like SQ0: (which is my SyQuest's device name) instead of
SyQuest-LWRenders:), LW should be able to find it even if you swap
carts.  Also, if you have a GVP card, it will automatically detect disk
swaps (although you MIGHT have to set an option in the GVPSCSICTRL
program, but I don't know...)

Hope this helps...

-- Joe
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