[bookport] Re: reformatting question
- From: "ROB MEREDITH" <rmeredith@xxxxxxx>
- To: <bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 08 Nov 2004 09:54:18 -0500
I don't generally recommend defragging for any reason, let alone on a =
device with no moving parts.
>>> Don.Barrett@xxxxxx 11/08/04 09:18AM >>>
Do ;you ever recommend defragging the card in lieu of a reformat?
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Subject: [bookport] Re: reformating question
You don't need to reformat unless you are having problems.
>>> tjessen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 11/06/04 11:47AM >>>
I'm not having any problems with my two cards, but I was just curious =3D
how =3D3D
often you're supposed to reformat them?
I typically load a pretty large number of files onto the card, erase the =
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books slowly as I'm done with them, and every so often load a few more =3D
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back on it. I honestly have never reformatted them at all.=3D3D20
Now the other question is, I'm aware that reformatting the card wipes =3D
=3D3D
everything off of it, so where would I find the instruction manual to =3D
load =3D3D
back on it. I know the CD which came with the transfer software has the =
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=3D3D
manual, but it's no longer up-to-date.=3D3D20
I do of course know that the manual can be found in the Book Port =3D
Transfer =3D3D
submenu of the programs menu, and since it opens in Internet Explorer I =
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assume it is an html file, but where would I browse to actually find it =
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=3D3D
and send to the book port?
Thank you.
Tiffany
tjessen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx=3D3D20=20
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