Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2007/06/04
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]At 9:54 PM +0100 6/4/07, John Beeching wrote:
>Dear Phil,
>
>I just cut them into strips six frames long, slide them into transparent
>pages and put them into a ring binder. So far no problems with hard disc
>crashes! I don't understand your concern!
>
>John
Hi John,
I think you should lay the strips, maybe cut into 4's, out on a CD
(or stack them onto a DVD since it can hold more) and burn them onto
the disc. If you don't have access to a laser, use a small butane
torch like those for home plumbing jobs - I can find no difference in
the resulting quality, and they will stay burned for a _very_ long
time. Pretty much archival.
Henning
>On 04/06/07, Phil Swango <pswango@att.net> wrote:
>>
>> You guys were making me nervous with all this talk about backing up your
>> work. That's because I know deep down that I've been very cavalier about
>> backing up, even though I have a decent outboard HDD and Retrospect. And
>> then I finally admitted to myself that Retrospect was part of the
>> problem,
>> since I never could quite master it and so put off backing up my files.
>> Then the inevitable happened -- internal HD went bad -- but at least I
>> had
>> made a backup CD that wasn't *too* far out of date and so managed to
>> retrieve the bulk of my stuff. So finally, I went looking for some
>> easy-to-use backup freeware online and came up with a program called
>> FreeByte Backup, which I promptly installed and ran. So now I'm all
>> backed
>> up and can sleep again.
>>
>> So thanks, gang. Guess I'm a FreeByte kind of guy.
>>
>> --
>> Phil Swango
>> 307 Aliso Dr SE
>> Albuquerque, NM 87108
>> 505-262-4085
>>
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