SyncToy sounds great, but Microsoft only provides a description and a download of it. Microsoft does not support this software, although SyncToy needs Microsoft software to run.
Besides, backup software represents only part of the equation. Hardware (somewhere) stores the backed-up files. Further, different systems exist for backing up. RAID offers 5 or 6 configurations for backup.
The matter comes down to a package of software and hardware in the best configuration for backing up, storing, and retrieving files.
Photographers will also want a package that will survive beyond the next corporate bankruptcy.
I own True Image Home 2010 (on my notebook computer), but feel reluctant to entrust all my photos to it.
Anyhow, let me please ask you FM wizards and brianiacs out there for your considered opinion as to which file backup package(s) will perform to suit the needs of photographers.
Dec 24, 2009 at 01:22 AM
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