I keep all my projects on Time Machine, but current projects are also on
Dropbox, which I often use to share work with customers. File that are
in Dropbox are automatically updated when you change them. There is no
need to update them manually.
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On 10/24/2014 17:01, Colin Holgate wrote:
Solutions like dropbox are good, but would either need you to manually back
things up, or maybe an Automator script to copy important files over. With Time
Machine I have a less than one hour old backup of any file I might need, not
just the ones that I think I will need, or remembered to copy somewhere else.
I solved the issue of having the backup drive at home by having a matching
drive at the office. So, in addition to having a one hour old backup with me, I
have a less than a day old backup in another location.
On Oct 24, 2014, at 10:54 AM, Bob Sneidar <bobsnei...@iotecdigital.com> wrote:
Very good suggestion. I do have a time machine backup, but it is not in the
office, it is at home so I can lose a days worth of changes that way. I will
look into that.
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