[nfbmi-talk] Help needed?

Mon Apr 16 22:00:53 UTC 2012

I enjoy Carbonite; however, I have trouble reloading the Carbonite app to 
backup files each time I get my computer fixed.

-----Original Message----- 
From: Evelyn Weckerly
Sent: April 16, 2012 13:27
To: NFB of Michigan Internet Mailing List
Subject: Re: [nfbmi-talk] Help needed?

Hi, Fred,

If you want something automatic and off site, you could consider
Carbonite. It's encrypted and accessible. It does come for a price,
however. It is $59 per year for the least expensive plan. You can try
it for fifteen days, and if you enter Kim Komando's first name in the
appropriate box when you first sign up, you get two months free. Then
you don't have to think about backing up.

I don't currently use this service, but if I should decide I want an
off site back-up, I would seriously consider Carbonite. Most
certainly, if I had a business or a lot of confidential information
on my computer, I would do this. Most likely, I would also back
everything up on an outboard hard drive as well.

Cordially,

Evelyn

At 09:49 AM 4/16/2012, you wrote:
>I had a real scare yesterday. My talking computer quit talking. I've got a
>couple external hard-drives with a fair amount of storage on them and I
>probably am using to much memory with software being loaded right from the
>start, but yesterday my computer quit talking. I wasn't sure if I had used
>up all the memory or if I had a virus. Anyway, I had pretty much scrapped
>the idea of having dinner for the rest of the month in favor of getting 
>more
>memory for the puter and opened up the case to have a look inside to see
>where it was placed so a friend could more easily get to it later today.
>Anyway, After checking for what I thought might be a clump of dog hair, I
>have a long-haired dog, and putting the case back together, it's working
>just fine. Must have had a loose plug which I inadverdently fixed, but what
>about the next time? Looking for a back-up solution for my documents,
>outlook express address book and favorites. Any ideas short of backing that
>stuff up on a weekly basis would be welcome. I'm not averse to that, just
>looking for an easier way to get it done. One folder in my documents is 
>more
>than 10 GB.
>
>Fred Olver
>http://www.dealingwithvisionloss.com  For some of us it's a way of life and
>for some of us it just makes life easier. Fred Olver
>
>
>
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