>But that isn't what I'm asking about. As a backup freak I've been
>storing files on the apple idisc but when I tried to access with my 280
>they said sorry no ppc and when I tried to access via a friend's Imac 8.5,
>they said, sorry no 9.0.
> Is the idisk basically useless in the real world and if so, what
>internet storage can accommodate different macs w/ different OSs?
> Donald McCaig
<http://www.recover-it.com>
They use Dantz' excellent Retrospect software and FTP protocols to do
Internet backup. That makes it sort of universal for MacOS.
The only caveat is you need to keep a local backup of your settings
files and client software since if your HD does go south you'll need
those to get to your stuff... but then again that is true of all
Internet backup.
--chuck
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