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| − | ==Windows XP==
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| − | ===Automated Backup===
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| − | There are several interesting options for automatically/semi-automatically backing up data.
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| − | ====Windows Backup====
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| − | Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Backup
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| − | ====SyncToy====
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| − | A neat small backup tool by Microsoft. Is capable of backing data to a network drive such as Tigercat
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| − | ====Lacie'1-Click' Backup Software====
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| − | Lacie external drives come with Lacie '1-Click' Backup Software. I think anyone with a Lacie external drive is entitled to this software.
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| − | ==Mac OS X - Tiger==
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| − | ====Lacie'1-Click' Backup Software====
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| − | Lacie was kind enough to release a Mac version of their back up software. Again, I think anyone with a Lacie external drive is entitled to this software.
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| − | ==Mac OS X - Leopard==
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| − | ===Time Machine===
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Latest revision as of 09:13, 29 January 2016
