Thread: 3500 Books??? Really?
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Old 09-05-2010, 10:10 AM   #10
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Originally Posted by Josieb1 View Post
yes I did back them up, onto my external hard drive, which I also lost. I now keep a second external hard drive in a seperate location.

I didn't know I could back them up online, I will look into that. Thanks
If you have a Windows Live account you can get a huge chunk of free online storage. A little app called Windows Live Sync can be used to keep specified folders synced with your web storage so any changes to your local files are automatically transferred to your online backup. I use it to backup a bunch of personal files. Another benefit is that you can access the files from any other internet-enabled device.
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