[Hidden-tech] Backing up your work

[Matt Lampiasi]

Great tools all of them .

Additionally, in an office environment your Windows or Novell server has 
the capability of taking regularly scheduled snapshots with point in 
time recovery of individual files (in addition the the daily backups 
your sysadmin is running, right?). The snapshot type  backups provide 
point in time restore with functionality much like the home based 
products mentioned, and are designed to be run by the user with no IT 
intervention required.

Jan Werner wrote:
>
> 3) There are many automatic backup programs (GoBack, Autosave, Second 
> Copy, etc.) that will copy changed files to a different location or 
> device while you work on a preset schedule. These can cause problems 
> because of conflicts with the way some programs use disk work areas, 
> so check thoroughly before installing one of them.
>
> 4) Undelete (http://www.undelete.com -$40) is a program that greatly 
> expands the capabilities of the Windows Recycle Bin and allows you to 
> save multiple versions of selected document types instead of letting 
> the originating program overwrite them when saving. I personally 
> consider Undelete to be a critical investment for anyone who writes on 
> their Windows computer.
>

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Thanks,

Matt Lampiasi, President
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