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<blockquote data-quote="PGB1" data-source="post: 1826694" data-attributes="member: 76746">Hi Bob,I can't remember where I originally got the instructions, but I wrote them down and saved them the first time I made a sparseimage.I've used them several times since then, both for sparseimage and sparsebundle.Today, just to confirm that I am not reading them wrong (I have trouble reading sometimes), I did an internet search and found lots of pages with the same directions.My Step-By-Step:Open Disk UtilityFile - New Image -Blank ImageEnter the Name in the Top Box of the pop-upEnter the sizeEnter the Format (OS X Extened Journaled)Pick Encryption as 128 BitEnter &amp; Confirm the passwordLeave Partition as Single- GUIDImage Format - Choose Sparse Disk ImageGo Back To Size &amp; Change It (Once Sparse Disk Image is selected, the size goes back to the default 100 MB. It always has done this)Choose CreateWait for Confirmation</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PGB1, post: 1826694, member: 76746"] Hi Bob, I can't remember where I originally got the instructions, but I wrote them down and saved them the first time I made a sparseimage. I've used them several times since then, both for sparseimage and sparsebundle. Today, just to confirm that I am not reading them wrong (I have trouble reading sometimes), I did an internet search and found lots of pages with the same directions. My Step-By-Step: Open Disk Utility File - New Image -Blank Image Enter the Name in the Top Box of the pop-up Enter the size Enter the Format (OS X Extened Journaled) Pick Encryption as 128 Bit Enter & Confirm the password Leave Partition as Single- GUID Image Format - Choose Sparse Disk Image Go Back To Size & Change It (Once Sparse Disk Image is selected, the size goes back to the default 100 MB. It always has done this) Choose Create Wait for Confirmation [/QUOTE]

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