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Re: saving ultrasound images as TIFF files Arty #49157 10/11/2012 4:54 PM
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Sandeep G Member Joined: Apr 2011 Posts: 2,316 Likes: 2 California	Best way to be to not include Imports when backing up. Use a second service for a incremental file backup e.g. Carbonite, Mozy, CrashPlan, etc. Then at the end of the day, you have maybe 50-200 MB database and only the imports you added that day. Sandeep Luthra \| LTMedical.net 2023 Practice Systems now available

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saving ultrasound images as TIFF files	Arty	10/11/2012 2:32 PM
Re: saving ultrasound images as TIFF files	Wendell365	10/11/2012 7:00 PM
Re: saving ultrasound images as TIFF files	Sandeep	10/11/2012 8:54 PM

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