I'd thought that Iomega Zip Drives were obsolescent, but on investigation
they appear to be sold quite widely still. For image backup/transfer
purposes they're not competitive with CD, but for our other (text) records
& correspondence they seem to have advantages, such as re-useable zip-discs
with a long life, and are inexpensive. Ideal for constant (several times
daily) backups of big text files. Any opinions on these? If considered OT,
please reply off-list. I can buy a 250Mb drive from EBuyer for under �90.
Thanks - Tony H
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