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Chapter 3: Creating Image Files with Drive Image DOS28

• No Compression is usually the fastest method for creating an image file and is

useful if storage space is not an issue. However, if you are saving your image file

to a busy network drive or to a relatively slow removable media device, high

compression may be faster than no compression since there is less data to write to

the file. Drive Image selects No Compression by default.

• Low compression offers a 40% average compression ratio.

• High compression offers a 50% average compression ratio.

Image files created with Drive Image 5.0 are not compatible with Drive Image

version 3.0 and earlier. That is, you cannot read Drive Image 5.0 images with Drive

Image 3.0 or an earlier version. Drive Image 5.0

can

read images created with earlier

versions of Drive Image.

Click Next.

Drive Image displays all the information you have entered to this point.

To modify any settings, click Back.

(Optional)

Click Advanced Options to split an image file into multiple files (for

copying later to removable media), to disable file system error-checking or

SmartSector copying, to password protect your image file, to verify the integrity of

the image file after it is created, or to verify disk writes.

See “Advanced Options” on page 30 for additional information.

Click Finish to begin creating the image file.

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