If yours is 500GB that would hopefully give me more than enough space. I got the impression (not sure where from) that the BIAB drive would be 320GB or less.
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The reason for my original question was not specifically aimed at avoiding any taxes on an imported hard drive but merely to utilize a bigger capacity UK sourced portable drive (1+ TB) which could store all BIAB content and songs. Windows may not always assign the external drive the same drive letter each time it is plugged in. The main reason is if you use shortcuts to open your programs the shortcuts MAY not work consistently. I decided to run the programs from the computer's hard drive. It took about 24 hours (spread out over a week or so) to download all the compressed files. I decided to download all the files to have the added security of the downloaded files. I switched from a desktop running XP to a laptop running Win 7 earlier this year. Seriously, though I copy the hard drive contents to my computer's hard drive I find the knowledge I have the hard drive as back up to be very comforting. I would suggest that is a political problem you can address with your politicians but that might give the politicians the idea to tax download content! I can understand your desire to bypass the extra taxes you have to pay to get the program loaded on an external drive versus downloading the content. I've read that the hard drive for the Audiophile edition is substantially larger. FYI: My 2016 Band-in-a-Box for Windows UltraPlus Pak hard drive is about 500 gigabytes.
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