>I would have thought the primary way around this is not to have the info on
>the laptop, but rather on a USB memory stick. These are available in decent
>sizes these days, and should allow the most sensitive info to be stored on
>them, such that any working files that may then end up on the hard drive
>are
>useless without the memory stick.
>

Haven't used one of them - mem capacity was miniscule last time I enquired.
Some of the data would be hi-res images, ie big files.
How do they work in tandem with the HD? What happens if the men stick is
swiped?
Brian

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