In a message dated 8/25/2008 5:28:58 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
There are many ways to do it. One way would be if you had an external
> drive, since having one is such a good idea. You could copy files to
> the external, which then becomes a back up. Then copy to the other
> machine. I have done that.
Hi:
There are different advantages with both.......External Hard drives will
copy their data to any Computer with USB but they need to be moved from one
to
the other. The program that created the data, or a suitable substitute,
needs to be installed on each computer. Some programs need another license.
With these "reverse cables" you can carry on a two way communication
as a LAN Network connection. Also you can use Thumb drives. I just bought a
16GB one from Staples for $49.95 CDN. That's a lot of data. Bye
Emile
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