[nabs-l] backing up files
Joe
jsoro620 at gmail.com
Mon Jul 4 19:18:46 UTC 2016
Justin,
Though I also rely on apps like Dropbox to keep things synchronized like the
other person suggested, Dropbox itself should never be used as a backup
system. It's better to use an external hard drive like you mentioned along
with a dedicated online backup service like Carbonite. I used Carbonite for
a couple years and found it accessible. I dropped it though after I hooked
up an external drive to my router and back up files that way. To keep things
fairly automated, I use a program called Bbvckup. You can also use another
free program called SyncToy, made by Microsoft. If you need installation
files for either, let me know. Bvckup is not completely accessible but is
doable with JAWS cursor maneuvering.
Joe
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How do you folks back of files besides an external harddrive? I'm using
JAWS.
Justin
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