I agree with you TOTALLY, Scott! What're our options? Single-users
have simpler needs than those using networks; in this light, what
Retrospect scenarios should WE be considering? I have a G4/400/9.0.4
with 2 internal hard drives with 9 partitions between them. What's
really the BEST way for me to back these up -- not just how often, but
what strategies should I be considering, including how can I go about
automating the process?
Because I back up to an external SCSI HD, I'm apparently unable to use a
Script with Retrospect! I've got Retrospect 4.3, the full version (not
Lite). Is there ANY way I can get around this? I've written some
simple AppleScripts for other apps, and have modified ready-made ones to
my needs, but am really less than a neophyte with this kind of scripting
-- BUT I CAN TEACH MYSELF if I knew precisely WHAT I needed to learn --
I'm not unfamiliar with programming.
What backup strategies might I benefit from considering, and where can I
find them?
What can I do to work around the no-script-for-externals limitation?
Ideally, I want to click ONE icon and have all the partitions backed up
-- is this possible?
TIA for your assistance,
- ilyes
"Scott Dunn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Subject: RE: Retro Server 5 on NT 4
> These are the kind of tips I would hope to see on the Dantz website, too.
> Providing a backup solution should be more than just providing the software
> and the hardware. Demonstrating effective recovery options for a variety of
> situations and platforms on the website will only add value to the software
> for the user.
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