[Hidden-tech] ways to retrieve replaced files?

[Jeff Hobbs]

Or: why not just set up a gmail account dedicated to the project, and email
a copy of the manuscript to yourself every night? That way you have rolling,
timestamped backups as the project progresses.

~jeff


On 4/25/06, Edbride-PR <Ed at edbride-pr.com> wrote:
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> 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?
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> Ed
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> > PS--when I write a book, I print out each chapter as it's done, and
> > print out the whle MS at various stages. Then OCR recovery is a
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