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On 5 July, 21:09, Jane Vernon <s...@nopotteratthisaddress.co.uk> > Now I go and look to see the files, expecting to find my documents in > It looks as if what I have is software that only does restore point type > Is there some other free software people would recommend which would > -- > http://www.clothandclay.co.uk/umra/cookbook.htmfor recipes supplied by You can find a free version at freecom.com, support tab, software For IOmega: freeware: http://www.bestfreewaredownload.com/freeware/t-free-fbackup-free-back... This seems to say it does what you want. Good luck FC
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> OK, so I am now the proud owner of an Iomega external hard drive and its The software you get with these drives tends to be designed to make
> free software, EMC Retrospect Express HD 2.5. This assured me that I
> could do complete backups of the system but also drag and drop files. I
> began by a complete backup, then I scheduled backups (backsup?) of my
> documents daily.
> their folders where I can drag and drop anything I'm doing extra before
> the scheduled backup. But what I get is a series of folders within
> folders, all of which, when I click on them, produce a warning message
> asking me if I want to proceed.
> back-ups. This is certainly better than nothing but I am not very
> reassured by not being able to check my files on the external drive.
> make the stuff on the external drive visible to me and which would allow
> me to drag and drop extra files as well as scheduling backups?
> Jane
> The potter in the purple socks
> email jane at cloth and clay dot co dot uk
> umrats
incremental (ie any changes made during the day) and scheduled back-
ups reasonably pain-free. Some also compress the data so you can pack
more files/folders onto your hard drive. I have a Freecom drive which
will do all that but I can also use it as a simple storage drive - and
get access, without going through the software that came with it.
updates, third one down called Freecom Backup Software Version 2.08
(or just google Freecom Backup Software Version 2.08) . I don't know
if it will work on a non-freecom drive.
http://download.cnet.com/Iomega-Backup/3000-2242_4-19411.html