Wednesday, December 05, 2007
Timely Time Machine
Apple OS 10.5, Leopard, may well be worth the upgrade solely for Time Machine. Data backup has always been a nuisance and a mess of software and hardware.
Time Machine is a feature of Leopard that simplifies data backup. All you need is one external hard drive, and one click of the mouse to setup automatic hourly, daily, and weekly backups. Not only is your data protected as a full copy of everything on your Mac, but Time Machine allows Mac users to go back to previous versions of files--great for that one file you inadvertently deleted yesterday.
Leopard. Check it out if you have no data backup system. Configuration is easy. Retrieving files is easy. What a concept!
Time Machine is a feature of Leopard that simplifies data backup. All you need is one external hard drive, and one click of the mouse to setup automatic hourly, daily, and weekly backups. Not only is your data protected as a full copy of everything on your Mac, but Time Machine allows Mac users to go back to previous versions of files--great for that one file you inadvertently deleted yesterday.
Leopard. Check it out if you have no data backup system. Configuration is easy. Retrieving files is easy. What a concept!
