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The intention here was not for a time or attendance tracking tool, rather for a simple FYI type arrangement so that we have some visibility of each others movements.-Target (September 14, 2008, 06:48 PM)
Thanks, I'd seen SyncToy before, although I've never tried it. I've been using SyncBack SE, as I needed the added features, but what I really was thinking of, is for a program that simply scans for identical folder names on two or more drives, and then puts the contents all in one of those drives.-mateek (September 14, 2008, 11:28 AM)
This is my point of view too. I believe that if you've got sufficient redundancy (good backup system), these things (loose all emails/files etc.) should absolutely not happen.One reason for not trusting electronic means of storage is for long term stuff, as the medium may no longer be supported. I've got some 5" disks still, but nothing to read it (one of them is my Masters thesis-Armando (September 11, 2008, 12:13 AM)
). I've got audio and video tapes too. It won't be long before they'll be unusable. Nothing beats a fully fresh windows install, though-f0dder (September 09, 2008, 06:32 PM)
and apparently no way of removing it.- As in a native Linux: NoDynamic link tracking (basically not linking to the actual file, but to an automatically generated shortcut) is not yet implemented, but easy to do. The first one to ask gets it-PPLandry link=topic=14664.msg127276#msg127276
I certainly would ask if I'm committed. For now, however, I'm steering clear of SQLNotes. Not because it's bad. It's very good, according to my own experience a few betas back. It's so good that I'm afraid I'll be hooked if I keep using it.
And it's not because I'm too frugal to pay. It's just at this moment in time as I'm getting ready to set myself free from Windows (at least I hope so), I really don't want something that would keep me leashed to the system.
By any chance there will be a linux version in the future?-mwang (September 02, 2008, 10:15 AM)
Have you tried SyncToy from MS? It is great to sync (with many options: sync one way, both ways, contribute, etc) between multiple computers. You can save sync configuration and selectively execute one or all. It is fast and free...
http://www.microsoft...7&displaylang=en-PPLandry (August 28, 2008, 09:32 PM)
I second the SyncToy suggestion. Works great and is very easy. And totally free ..-jpijper (August 31, 2008, 03:13 AM)
I'm using SQLNotes that way but it does a lot of other things & it's in beta at the moment but I believe it wont "Be free or [relatively] cheap" but will be portable.Personal licenses is set to $49.99 for the full featured version, IMO quite affordable. A free, feature limited version may come after V1.0 release.-tomos (September 01, 2008, 04:06 PM)
OTOH, SQLNotes--mentioned by tomos--above, promises dynamic link tracking (not sure if it's implemented yet).-mwang (September 02, 2008, 01:24 AM)
I missed some good posts here - must have not clicked through one of the notification emails so I stopped getting them.-J-Mac (August 28, 2008, 11:43 AM)
The Drupal page looks nice. Not sure about the fonts for "SQLNotes: The Next Generation Information Organizer" (size etc.) though... but, yes, I know it's just a test page.
I'm curious : how will Drupal have an effect on availability and performance?-Armando (August 28, 2008, 10:28 AM)
You can be sure there will be a nice review for SQLNotes on my website sooner or later!-superboyac (August 23, 2008, 01:51 AM)
Hmm... googled the freezer trick myself and this was the first 'hit':Freezing a hard drive can be used in data recovery, but will only fix the hard drive for a short period of time. If the drive is spinning (you will hear it turning) this is not the method to use, this method is best suited for data recovery cases where the drive is not spinning. If the drive is spinning it not physically damaged so it is a problem that should be approached through other methods.-Darwin (August 20, 2008, 08:09 PM)
