ing. Would you folks share with me the #1 most helpful 'nook or
cranny' you've discovered, or direct me to any now-documented
'undocumented goodies' you've found especially helpful?
thanks in advance,
- ilyes
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low THAT app kept locking me up), Retrospect's stunning speed
and reliability when backing up my (admittedly small) 27gigs of hard
drives -- I wouldn't part with my Mac, not for a dozen FREE
anything-elses ...
Given a choice, it hardly seems logical for anyone to WILLINGLY opt for
an inade
gs to back up. 4.2 has worked beautifully for me. Has anyone out
there who's walking in my mocassins updated to 4.3? How does it work
for you?
thanks,
- ilyes
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willingly buying in to
this kind of self-censorship once they're aware of the implications.
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Steve Axthelm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I don't know how this affects data writing/reading, but you might
want to read this:
<http://cryptome.org/jg-ww
us and intrusive
arm-twisting might start: boycott those who advertise on DVDs, and let
the advertiser know why you've decided to be part of a national boycot
against them. They and the player-designers will get the message, but
first you gotta talk their language
One of the best ways to find ANYthing is to check google.com -- I
searched for 'M2" and found this:
http://www.m2wins.com/main/index.shtml
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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
thanks for the prompt response, Irena -- I shoulda written last year,
instead of wasting all that time to manually work the Saves for EACH
partition ... sheesh! Many thanks for yr help!
:-)
- ilyes
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the Uni
. a single user, not on any network. Would
very much appreciate any and all feedback from yr personal experience
re: 1) tape or hd, and 2) specifically WCH tape system y'all are most
satisfied with, as I've never used one before. Retrospect is TERRIFIC,
and so at least ONE part of my solu
this time, too.
many thanks,
- ilyes
PS: I know there are many hi-end tape drives out there, but d'you know
of a reliable one in the $300-range?
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nd the different megs the tapes handled. My question: will
one drive accept ALL THREE tapes, or does each tape have to be used with
ts own drive?
thanks, David -
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The Retrospect 4.3 manual has a black spine with 'Retrospect' in orange
on the left-half of it. The book's 9" tall x 7.5" wide, softcover, 279 pages.
The front has an orange horizontal strip across the bottom, else the
cover is mostly black'n'white, only again with an orange 'Retrospect'
above t
at all? <
I'm not in a position to run even a small test on this for myself 'cuz
my backup disc is blown and I'm in process of obtaining new one ... but
would like to get an answer to this question before its immediacy fades
into the past -- wch happe
ditto! USERS RULE! plug-in encryption modules, hiphip!
- ilyes
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From: Eric Ullman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Encryption protection
To: retro-talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Jon Stevens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The *right* way
There's an RDU 2.1 (Retrospect Driver Update) on their site.
It adds support for new CD-RW and tape drives from LaCie, Panasonic,
QPS, Quantum, Seagate, Sony, Yamaha, and others.
For Mac users, the update also allows Retrospect to correctly recognize
the Ecrix VXA AutoPAK and corrects a media spa
Now THIS is TERRIFIC service! Thanks very much for yr initiative,
Ecrix! :-)
- ilyes
> After I saw the series of postings on VXA tape capacity, I thought
> it would help to get some info to you straight from us at
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