At least two options.
A home network - then before going in the field copy your data files onto
your laptop then copy back on your home PC on return. A home networkis
fairly cheap and simple to setup and would have other advantages - internet
connection and printer sharing. There are two many different ways of setting
up a network to go into here.
Flashdrive - Simplest option if you have USB(preferably USB 2) on your PCs
is to buy a flashdrive - cost from a few pounds/dollars depending on
capacity. Plugged into a USB port the flashdrive appears as an extra drive.
Plug in to one PC, copy the data on to the drive then plug it into the other
PC and copy it off.
Chris
----- Original Message -----
From: Michele Lewis
To: Legacy Mailing List
Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2006 2:56 PM
Subject: [LegacyUG] This may be a dumb question
This may be a dumb question but...
I am FINALLY getting a laptop! I am excited about being able to do research
in the field with my entire file available.
Here is my question... Is there an easier way to keep my laptop Legacy file
and my desktop Legacy file current to each other than burning a CD each time
and loading it on the other machine?
michele
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