Don't let the "2000" fool you, this is a new program, and it's amazing.

The software I told you about earlier that comes with the Maxtor drives is
very expensive,

SecondCopy 2000, ( http://www.centered.com/ )

download a demo version of this that is fully functional but expires after
30 days here:
http://www.centered.com/download.html

The program is VERY easy to use, but very powerful.

It's so easy, it's unbelievable. I love this and use it all the time Aziz,
because all it does is this,
it doesn't actually create a backup file, but rather..... creates a "second
copy" which sits on another drive
or whatever you want it, on the same drive in a new folder.....

all it does is makes a second copy, or mirror image of all your files.

You can have it setup so that you it will check the source folder, every few
minutes, - if it detects a file has been updated
or changed, or a new one appears, then it will automatically copy that new
file or modified file to the second folder !

neat eh ! - it's amazily simple, but very powerful.

Try it out. It's great.

You can have as many folders as you want all setup in the program and it
checks all folders for any new modifications / new files and then
copies them over to your second folder ( your backup folder )

so in essence it's like you were just copying over files from one folder to
another manually everytime you did modifications, ( which doing manually
would be tiresome)

anyway check it out :-)

Can't say enough about this software.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Aziz Peregrino-Brimah" <aziz@azizavenue.com>
To: "Dreamweaver Talk" <dreamweaver@blueworld.com>
Sent: Sunday, February 09, 2003 2:03 AM
Subject: OT: Backing Up Your Hard Drive


> Being that web design is a big part of my livelihood
<cough>income</cough>,
> my computer is *one* (not *the*) of the most meaningful things to me right
> now. All of my Dreamweaver site info is on it, expensive software,
> important documents, files and "stuff" are on it, and I'd hate to lose any
> of it. How many of you back up your hard drives quite often? How do you
> go about it? Do you have an external hard drive and make regular backups?
> What software do you recommend for doing this? What is the best way? I
> want to have a backup because computers are man made and are susceptible
to
> malfunction.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
>
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