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#9
09-01-2007, 07:41 AM
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A sparse image starts out small, and extends as it grows. It takes time and I/O to extend its size -- an image that's already a bit "fat" is faster.
I tend to frown on checkboxes that would be rarely used, like this one, and whose benefit is not immediately apparent to most users...
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