From: Nucular Reaction on
On Sat, 31 Jul 2010 16:24:03 -0500, Henry <wa0goz(a)arrl.net> wrote:

>Running WinXP Pro SP2 on Dell with 3G CPU and 2G RAM.
>
>I bought a Seagate external hard drive for backup purposes and now I'm
>looking for a good backup program. The one that came with the Seagate
>isn't very good because it makes you backup on a schedule rather than
>when you want and Microsoft's SyncToy is worthless because I don't
>have all of my folders under My Documents so I have to make folder
>pairs for each folder.
>
>If there is something free out there that would be great. I'd like to
>be able to have the program run and only change the folders/files that
>have changed since the last time I backed up.

I just love it. You're too cheap to pay for what is probably the most
critical tool on your PC. Obviously, your data must be worth about
what you are willing to pay for the tool. Or most likely, you are a
tool.
From: Unknown on
You love what? The backup program that came with the Seagate HD or
Microsoft's Sync Toy?
"Nucular Reaction" <nobody(a)black.hole> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 31 Jul 2010 16:24:03 -0500, Henry <wa0goz(a)arrl.net> wrote:
>
>>Running WinXP Pro SP2 on Dell with 3G CPU and 2G RAM.
>>
>>I bought a Seagate external hard drive for backup purposes and now I'm
>>looking for a good backup program. The one that came with the Seagate
>>isn't very good because it makes you backup on a schedule rather than
>>when you want and Microsoft's SyncToy is worthless because I don't
>>have all of my folders under My Documents so I have to make folder
>>pairs for each folder.
>>
>>If there is something free out there that would be great. I'd like to
>>be able to have the program run and only change the folders/files that
>>have changed since the last time I backed up.
>
> I just love it. You're too cheap to pay for what is probably the most
> critical tool on your PC. Obviously, your data must be worth about
> what you are willing to pay for the tool. Or most likely, you are a
> tool.