This too!
"Once you've done that, use SuperDuper or Carbon Copy Cloner to make a
disk image of your Restore drive onto an external disk, just in case
you might need it sometime in the distant future. Then use SuperDuper
(I paid for registration on my copy for some good extra tricks - like
making a bootable copy to external drive without having to wipe the
drive) - and make a disk image of your entire hard drive, system, docs
etc onto the external drive."
Regdad
On 16/02/2010, at 7:38 PM, malcolm Tate wrote:
The biggest I know of so far would be a photographic software, I'm
not sure what it is called, but that would be also if he decides to
go down that path later .... at the moment, its more essays and
such .... but as you can notice I like to keep my computers for as
long as possible! So looking long term is definatly something I need
to be aware of.
On a second note, I got an external harddrive today .... now to
learn how to use it ... I'm sure its simple, but for the life of me
we haven't been able to work it out yet .....
Sam
On 16/02/2010, at 8:07 AM, Peter Hinchliffe wrote:
On 15/02/2010, at 9:14 AM, malcolm Tate wrote:
Thankyou for your replies
Sorry for the delay in replying, my weekend ended up flying by
without me realising it.
I have a Power PC G4, and as much as I wrote for clarification I
think I was hoping you would all go ... no, its fine, all
computers do that from time to time, its good ....
Looks like I may need to look at something new rather soon ... now
the debate, PC so its compatible for the kids school, or my lovely
mac, and sort out compatibility later lol. I could see all the
icons, pictures, everything on the screen Ronni, it was just dim,
like someone had turned the brightness down.
Sam
The nice thing a bout a new Mac is that it's compatible with
everything, though either Boot Camp or virtualisation software - or
both. It's difficult to imagine anything your kids' school would
require that would be beyond the scope of these of these
technologies. And you get to keep your beloved Mac.
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