that has been my concern all along. Retrospect is very flexible, can't
wait to get my hands on the new version
On Mar 23, 2009, at 11:30 PM, Profile wrote:
Thanks Andy, this sounds like the best way to go, finally someone
does it right. Who wants to turn over a drive for repair that is a
wide open book?!!
John
On Mar 23, 2009, at 9:35 PM, Andy Arnold wrote:
Retrospect 8 was just released last night. I have used Retrospect
for years and it does encrypt the backups sets (at least previous
versions did and I assume version 8 will as well). I am just about
to start reading the details:
Retrospect 8.0 for Macintosh has been released and is available for
immediate upgrade from the Retrospect.com website.
The total list of new features and changes are too long for a simple
email, but you can read all of the details from the following
locations:
Upgrading to Retrospect 8.0
http://www.retrospect.com/upgrade/matrix/#mac
Retrospect 8 Product Details
http://www.retrospect.com/products/software/retroformac/
What's New and Getting Started Guide found at:
http://kb.dantz.com/article.asp?article=9711&p=2
Retrospect 8.0 Read Me:
http://kb.dantz.com/article.asp?article=9710&p=2
Changes from 6.1 to 8.0
http://kb.dantz.com/article.asp?article=9712&p=2
Retrospect 8.0 Training Videos
http://www.retrospect.com/en/supportupdates/macvideo/
Thank you for using Retrospect for Macintosh
On Mar 23, 2009, at 8:39 PM, Profile wrote:
All the preparation in the world and then you hand them your
entire world!!!!
The reviews on the G-Technology firewire drives was impressive and
with a 3 yr. warraranty I decided to go ahead and move my backup
protection to these drives. I had purchased three of them.
Within 1 month one of them would no longer work. (of course) I
had a choice, let several hundred go out the window or send in the
drive for them to repair. This means that EVERYTHING about my
life I have on my machine is now in the hands of someone I have no
idea about their honesty, if nothing else it is none of their
business where I spend my money, what my credit card numbers are,
all my music, family photo's, wills of all types, estates I have
settled, SS numbers, Quicken, Morgan Stanley, National City....on
and on I could go.
The very thing I was trying to prevent I willingly handed over to
another person(s).
Is there ANY way using TimeMachine, Apple's Backup, or SuperDuper
to encrypt the backup? I never want to do this again and I may
be safe with this but then again I may not be, or it may come back
to haunt me years down the road.
If none of these backups will encrypt will the forthcoming
Retrospect 8 for the Mac?
Need your suggestions.
John
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