Use "nsrjb -IIE -S #-#"  where #-# is the slot range you want to use.  
Unfortunately, you have to do this from the command line.  If you do it from 
the gui, it uses different options and that causes each tape to be loaded into 
the tape drive.  Least, that's the way it seems to me, and I seem to recall 
reading some posts here or on PowerLink about that.  It seems that EMC/Legato 
decided, in their questionable wisdom, that version 7.3.x should use a 
completly new version of NSRJB that behaves differently than the old version.  
I'm having to go through and re-write scripts that have been in place for years 
because of this (another post soon to rant about this).

Dave

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