[Hidden-tech] ways to retrieve replaced files?

[Marcia Yudkin]

Ed,

Actually, for writers, Shel's suggestion makes perfect sense.  It's
much easier and more reliable to do proofreading of a paper version
than of a digital version, so writers finishing up a manuscript should
print it out to proofread it and then just save that last version.

Come to think of it, when I'm working on a book I do this many times
before finishing.

I also had an automatic backup system created for my computer, but I
often need an expert to help me figure out how to use it!

Marcia Yudkin

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----- Original Message -----
>
> To each his/her own, but that seems like a tremendous waste of
paper, ink,
> and time. Why not just save a reference copy on a removable medium
like a
> floppy disk, and keep the working copy on the hard drive?
>
> Ed