11-24-2015, 04:45 AM
"I am not sure what you mean.... saving an image after making a copy? "
If you change the destination setting (from drive to image or vice-versa) of the copy, the contents of the previous copy are erased, it seems. So if you make a successful copy of a disk using the copy tool, test that copy disk on another machine to verify its viability, and then decide to archive it, you have to change the destination int the "to:" drop-down menu to "file" thereby wiping the last (successful) image from memory.
I just thought it might be advantageous to be able to save as an .scp file the image already in memory, after scanning to floppy disk, in case the next scan of the source were unsuccessful.
If you change the destination setting (from drive to image or vice-versa) of the copy, the contents of the previous copy are erased, it seems. So if you make a successful copy of a disk using the copy tool, test that copy disk on another machine to verify its viability, and then decide to archive it, you have to change the destination int the "to:" drop-down menu to "file" thereby wiping the last (successful) image from memory.
I just thought it might be advantageous to be able to save as an .scp file the image already in memory, after scanning to floppy disk, in case the next scan of the source were unsuccessful.