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> On 4 Jan 2016, at 7:57 AM, Bill Parker wrote:
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> My question is - back-up what exactly?
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> The only thing I have on my iPhone is a small collection of reference photos
> which get copied ( that’s a verb I actually und
Hi Michael,
I feel that the backup is the primary thing when syncing.
You can choose wether to backup to iCloud or to Mac ( I have chosen to Mac).
I have created an Album in Photos called “iPhone” and have ticked that as the
one to Sync.
I have also created a Playlist in iTunes called “iPhone” fo
A backup also looks after all your settings so you can reinstate a device
following a calamity.
If you are comfortable not having this option, then don't worry about it.
>>> If I sync my iPhone with the computer does it mean that photos get
>>> removed from my computer if they're not on t
My question is - back-up what exactly?
The only thing I have on my iPhone is a small collection of reference photos
which get copied ( that’s a verb I actually understand) to my MBP and deleted
off the phone. The rest is a series of partly finished crossword puzzles and a
partly read novel.
Thank you Susan. As you say, the decipher tools article is worth a read.
Cheers,
Michael.
> On 4 Jan 2016, at 5:02 am, Susan Hastings wrote:
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> Michael, this article points out that backup and sync are NOT the same, so I
> was wrong in my first email. Worth a read. Cheers, Susan.
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>> On
Michael, this article points out that backup and sync are NOT the same, so I
was wrong in my first email. Worth a read. Cheers, Susan.
> On 3 Jan 2016, at 5:14 PM, Susan Hastings wrote:
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> Hi Michael, I also found another article which takes you through all of it.
>
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> https://deciphertool
Hi Michael, I also found another article which takes you through all of it.
https://deciphertools.com/blog/2015_01_27_itunes_sync_vs_backup_ensure_data/
It is a step by step guide similar to what Ronni would give you.
If neither of these threads make sense to you its possible to just do your o
Hi Michael, here is a link to a discussion about backing up and syncing the
iPhone and computer. Basically, when syncing your iPhone, its is backed up
first. You have a choice of syncing music, photos, etc. You will be given these
options when you attach your phone.
There are other discussion p
I'm a tad confused about the advantages and differences between backing up my
iPhone and syncing my iPhone.
I avoid technological clouds of any description as much as I can, and so I
assume if I backup my iPhone I plug it in to my computer and save the entire
contents into iTunes.
I also as
Hi Ronni
Thanks very much for your great advice on this, I have found it quite
frustrating, as I havnt done a lot of upgrades of the past years, so it is
a steep learning curve!!
Do you think that Yosemite may be a better upgrade to my MBPro3.1 rather
than El Capitan as you say it might not run t
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