Posted Friday 26th June 2009 10:26 GMT
Exclude Temporary Internet Files from file extension search backups.
Paris because, let's face it, she's probably on my hard drive somewhere.
Posted Friday 26th June 2009 10:26 GMT
So it's a 'ho-hum, me too' product - well I've got a suggestion how to differentiate the next version.
Paint it red, and given that it automatically backs up JPG's (and presumably PNG's etc too) rename it as the "SmutStore". Better still - add the ability to encrypt and password protect.
It'd be ideal if Ann Summer's ever extend's their 'tech' line - just the thing to safeguard that collection of dodgy downloads from the net....
Posted Friday 26th June 2009 11:45 GMT
If the host PC is idle for five mintes then a backup session starts.
so how long is five mintes then?
Posted Friday 26th June 2009 11:45 GMT
Searches your hard drives for images!!!!
May is well call it 'The Divorce Box'
Posted Friday 26th June 2009 12:35 GMT
Download Google's Picasa, allow it to find all your pictures, then select 'Backup Pictures'.
Karen Kenworthy's 'replicator' program is also good and free:
http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptreplicator.asp
And to think I used to use Xcopy...
Posted Friday 26th June 2009 14:01 GMT
Having to backup terabyte hard disks on 4GB DVD (ok 8 for dual layer) reminds me of the floppy disk era. Just invent something and make sure it's not compatible with whatever the recording industry uses so they can not cripple it like they did with the existent media.
Posted Friday 26th June 2009 15:20 GMT
A minte is a standard minute multiplied by 1 beer. Therefore 5 mintes looks like someone is writhing stories from the pub today.
Beer icon... nuf said
Posted Saturday 27th June 2009 15:09 GMT
It'll cause Office 2007 to crash if you attempt to back up any images while trying to edit a document.
HP really don't have a clue about software.
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