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Old 01-06-2004, 08:06 PM
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Default ?Global command for new drive disk allocation?

Hi,
G4 dual-533, 40G system and new Seagate Plus7 120G drives--OS9.1, PTLE5.2.1.

I just dragged over about 300 sessions from another drive to the 1-2-3 partitioned Seagate. We use a correctly edited template (thanx Mikeren) for our future work but I need to address all this moved stuff to the right disk allocation sometime. Please tell me there is some kinda global command to set all 300 sessions at once to the new drive partition!!
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