++ 26/05/08 16:58 -0500 - Les Mikesell:
>Yes - the simple fix is to force a full backup whenever you know there 
>is a large change in the target content.  This doesn't take a lot more 
>bandwidth than an incremental but it does take more time and CPU.

Thanks a lot for the help and explanation.


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