Personally I would have a clone of the drive and use Time machine to
do incremental backups of my documents and other important files. It
works the same but now you don't have a harry backup of things that
you already have cloned.
On Jan 3, 2008, at 1:43 PM, Dan Keys wrote:
Hi,
You can use Time Machine. However, I do not use the Quick-Look
pannel. When I wish to restore a specific file, I just open the Time
Machine Volume on my external drive, locate the file and copy it to
where it belongs.
Additionally, you can setup Time Machine from your system prefs menu
by opening Time Machine. I never use the Time Machine option from
the Applications Folder. In fact, I moved that to the Utilities
folder, just so I wouldn't open it by mistake. Also, you can do a
complete restore from your Time Machine files by starting from your
Restore DVD and restore from the Utilities Menu.
On Jan 3, 2008, at 10:14 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
just a query here
someone told me a while back somewhere that time machine was not
accessible
with voice over. can someone confirm that it works or not with it
and if so
how well please
yours
lewy
a cuddly new mac bear lol
