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I am switching to a Mac system in a week. I have been using Archive Creator to manage archiving to DVDs.

Any suggestions on replacing this with something that is good for the Mac OS? Archive Creator doesn't work for Mac OS.

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Super Duper, Carbon Copy Cloner, Retrospect, or Toast.


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wlescall wrote in post #3076239 (external link)
Super Duper, Carbon Copy Cloner, Retrospect, or Toast.

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Another program that I highly recommend for the Mac is Onyx. It is a maintenance program that allows you to schedule system maintenance tasks that would normally be done if the computer were left on 24/7.


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wlescall wrote in post #3076290 (external link)
Another program that I highly recommend for the Mac is Onyx. It is a maintenance program that allows you to schedule system maintenance tasks that would normally be done if the computer were left on 24/7.

I think I am going the backup software route that came with a couple MyBook hard drives I purchased this past weekend. They backup incrementally as often as I want, so I don't have to backup the entire working hard drive each time.

I was able to purchase two 500GB drives from Best Buy at $170 each. Not bad, I think.

Good stuff.

I will keep Onyx in mind.




  
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Apr 23, 2007 09:46 |  #6

I use iView Media Pro (external link) for catalogueing and adding IPTC.
I use Toast (external link) to burn, and CDFinder (external link) to be able to find a certain image back later. ;)


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