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--- subdirs [2022/01/30 16:15] – johnsanc
+++ subdirs [2023/08/19 07:42] – [Add SubDirs] johnsanc
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 ====== Single Archive Options ======
-RomVault has the ability to store your sets in a variety of ways using the Single Archive option in Directory Rules. This feature is unique to RomVault - no other ROM manager can manipulate the way sets are stored. The most common use case is for Single Archives is to bundle potentially thousands of small ROMs into a single zip.
+RomVault has the ability to store your sets in a variety of ways using the Single Archive option in Directory Rules. This feature is unique to RomVault - no other ROM manager can manipulate the way sets are stored. The most common use case for Single Archives is to bundle potentially thousands of small ROMs into a single zip.
 The examples below demonstrate what each option does. Assume a fictitious DAT with the following games:
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   * ''game5/game1.rom''
+<WRAP tip>TOSEC rom sets are often packaged using this **Add SubDirs** single archive method. This drastically reduces the number of files making it ideal for archiving collections that are updated infrequently.</WRAP>
 ===== No SubDirs =====
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   * ''game5/game1.rom''
-|**💡 TIP:** \\ The **No SubDirs** and **Add SubDirs if multiple roms** settings can be used to store uncompressed single-file sets without subdirectories, such as PS3 ISOs.|
+<WRAP tip>The **No SubDirs** and **Add SubDirs if multiple roms** settings can be used in conjunction with the **File** archive type to store uncompressed single-file sets without subdirectories, such as PS3 ISOs.</WRAP>