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Ok, I work for a graphics comapny creating magazines for nightclubs. Each finished book can be anything from 300Mb-700Mb in size. The computer I use only has a 15Gb HD and I'm down to my last 1Gb. I've mentioned I need a new one and the muppet woman who deals with artwork went away to speak to the manager and get prices. Anyway, her 'technical' friend quoted about £500 for a 100Gb HD and she said we won't be getting a new one because her 'technical' friend says that the best value for money would be to back it up to CD-R. Well, sorry I can get a Maxtor 100Gb HD for £230 and there is no way I want to back up about 10Gb to CD-R. It'd take around 18 CD's and 9 hours. I wouldn't mind but I'm computer literate, I build computers, I repair all the ones in the office, install all the software, hardware, etc and whenever anyone has a problem they come to me. So, why when I say I need a new HD don't they listen? Does anyone else suffer from complete muppets in their workplace? Anyway, which is the best option? CD-R (i think not) or a new HD?