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Click to WinThat you can fit approximately 2.7 million single page TIFF images on a 200GB hard drive? That’s a lot more than you can fit in a bankers box.
That Mozilla Thunderbird emails can be easily processed by most eDiscovery applications?
That Microsoft PPT files can contain a hidden master slide that may have many more slides than the actual PPT itself?
That converting Lotus Notes databases to MS Outlook will lose important metadata and formats?
That burning data to a disc, like a DVD or CD, has a much higher probability to be corrupted, versus copying the files to a hard drive?
That instant messages are discoverable information and are slowly taking over email as the dominant form of business communication?
That Japanese documents can come in 1 of 3 different character sets?
That PSTs with a size of 256kb or less likely have no data in them or are not actual PST containers?
That retrieving passwords by asking the person who created the password is usually much faster than trying to break it with software?
That collecting images from virtual machines can be much faster and easier than collecting an image from a non-virtual machine with the use of virtual machines snapshot features?
That efficient and timely pre-trial eDiscovery is a huge strategic advantage in litigation?
That all Microsoft Office document formats can contain embedded files and that those files too can contain embedded files?
That a standard DVD-R single layer can only hold ~4.7GB of information and takes ~30minutes to fully burn, whereas copying 4.7GB of files to a hard drive will only take 5 minutes?
That the Microsoft Windows operating system has a 254 character limit on the length of a filepath and name, but Linux operating systems do not?
That you can use a mapped drive letter (e.g. X:\) to gain access to a Windows file that has accidentally gone over the 256 character limit?