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In <200309112256.4542221.6@scoug.com>, on 09/11/03   
   at 10:56 PM, jack.huffman@worldnet.att.net said:  
 
>Is it possible to change the location of the ISO file from c:\ to some  
>other partition on my hard disk?  I have two that I created to test  
>restoring with BA2KWS; each one is 1 mb.  
 
If these are the files that you said were created in c:\tcpip\tmp, you can  
always move TMP to a partition with more free space.  Find the SET TMP,  
and SET TEMP statements in config.sys and point them somewhere more  
convenient.  
 
Steven  
 
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