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Has anyone used a Jaz or SyJet drive as a backup device (instead of
a tape drive)?  This is an option I'm considering, understanding the
lowering costs of both drive and media of these devices, and the 
close-to-harddrive speeds they have.  I'm wondering if the software
can use them effectively.

Thanks!

Emmanuel Gravel
egravel@elr346.ateng.az.honeywell.com

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