On 2/22/2000 4:45 AM, Daniel Knight [EMAIL PROTECTED] said...
I recently purchased a Mac G4/400 with the DVD-RAM option, hoping that
this would be a simple backup solution.
We did the same thing with a G3/300. Apple's IDE DVD-RAM drive has got to
be the slowest in existence. And DVD-TuneUp
On 5/19/2000 8:13 PM, Eric Prentice [EMAIL PROTECTED] said...
Having grown weary of waiting for FireWire support for my fantom CDRW
(Plextor) and also having the need for another machine I'm wondering if
Retrospect will support the built-in DVD-RAM that ships with the G4.
Is anyone using this
The the answer to the following FAQ from the Dantz website confuses me. I
need to do a regular-style backup, not a disk copy, but the program won't
let me select the hard disk as a destination. Surely, many people must
doing this by now in the era of cheap hard disks. Can anyone help, or is
On 10/2/2000 11:13 AM, Irena Solomon [EMAIL PROTECTED] said...
Andrews answer is exactly right. In the destination selection window, create
a new backup set. Set "storage Type" to File (Windows) or Macintosh File
(Mac), name your backup set and click "New". In the next screen, navigate
though
