Here are some useful examples of Kobold jobs. The optimization job and the 
DUP-killer can be used immediately, while the two backup jobs will probably 
have to be modified to suit the partition scheme of your own removable hard 
disk(s). They are merely illustrations of what can be done using the script 
language.

Apart from their practical use they are meant to show the sort of tricks 
that can be achieved using the drive variables. For example, the DUP-killer 
uses such a variable within a loop to determine the range of available 
drives (without actually selecting them) and presents this information to 
the user.

Furthermore, you can 'misuse' drive variables as flags for manipulating the 
call to subroutines etc. The only limit is your imagination...
