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  First of all I don't do everything what said Tempro!

  Secondly, this message was posted here in the forum several times and if you are looking for the size of the ROM file is incorrect, you would find that:

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• Tecra A6 - update BIOS - "the size of the ROM file is incorrect.

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• size of the image file

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• Logitech C920 sequences is more than double the size of the original file

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  If the C920 clip is the first clip you fall into an empty timeline, first expected to ask if you want to change sequence settings to match the clip (unless it is already). To be sure, simply right click on the clip in the project bin and select new sequence of the Clip and they will match for sure.

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• Purge of the records of the Table and the size of the data file

  11.2.0.4/Oracle Linux 6.4

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  I use the first 13 items on Windows 7

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  The size of the image seems to depend on the project folder, in which it was created.  The same clip can produce a 6076 bmp or bmp file 2701 whereby one project (prel) the tool Freeze Frame files was performed.

  
  

  I searched everywhere for a project setting that could establish a size by default files for output, but it seems not to be.

  
  

  Is it possible to control the size of the bmp file generated by freeze frame?   I need consistency,

  
  

  Thank you.
  

  David_F wrote:

  ..... For example, text on a 2701 KB file annotations appear more important than those on the 6071 KB file when clips of two different subprojects are combined in the master.

  .. .dimensions of image file 6076 KB (20 x 11/5 inches)

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• Try to calculate the size of the PAGE file

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  I use SER60 as my guide in the section estimate disk and the memory required. However, when I use the planned calculation:

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  Hello
  
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• Cannot reduce the size of the VMDK file

  OK, here's my story:

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• The actual size of the VMDK file

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