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Now that MB's have turned to GB and now I have a TB of space I had a storage access question.
I am the owner, secretary and IT guru for my 10 person business so time is precious. I would like to use a single drive to store all my OS, MS Office and various other software packages on a external drive and be able to launch an installation from the HD, VS finding and using the CD's. Sounds a bit lazy, but when I have little time enough to run the business and spending a day sorting out 1 computer is a waste. Thus any easier faster way to reduce the time for a fresh install would be great.
Thanks,
Steven
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