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   of storing the users source disk, as a WOF on the destination disk comes to   
   mind,   
   but surely they don't do that... Hmmm. I wonder which Windows OSes understand   
   what a WOF is. This was originally proposed as a mechanism for tablets, where   
   the OS install image could be stored as a 4GB "blob" on the eMMC, and every   
   time   
   a Windows Update came in, any "deltas" created by a patch, would be stored   
   outside   
   the WOF. Which still burned up a lot of space on the eMMC, after a few years   
   of updates.   
      
      Paul   
      
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