Re: 10 sec.amimation contest 2005-05-10 - By ccoles_avengers
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Thanks for the info, Mark, this definitely looks promising. I'll read
up some more about it and also see if they have a demo version but
this does look like a winner.
Again, thanks.
Claudia
"Selocic"
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--- In Carrara@(protected), "markdesmarais" <markdesmarais@(protected)>
wrote:
>
> > BTW, does it do date/time sensitive back-ups? I want to be able to
> > back-up new things I put in certain subfolders without much ado. I do
> > this "by hand" right now using the XP OS search engine and it can be
> > somewhat of a chore at times.
> >
>
> I think so. . . what I do is image my whole disk, then run incrementals
> every two days. The incrementals only back up things that have changed,
> so they are pretty small. (couple of gigs) When my backup drive gets
> full, I wipe out the whole directory and do another full and start all
> over again. I haven't played with it to see if I can automate that step.
>
> My PCs are always on, so I have it run at 2AM (1AM is virus scan ;-). I
> never even see it.
>
> I imagine you can specify just directories.. . I also think you can get
> any version of a file, stepping back in time through the incs, but I
> haven't tried. It does make it easy to mount the backup- it can look
> just like a mapped drive. Or you can use it (a full version) to
> completely rebuild your drive.
>
> markd
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