Digital BW, The Print

Perhaps not so OT as you would think. Archiving of files is all part  
of printing editions, etc.

I have been using them too, for personal files backups (photos), first  
upload took two weeks. Best part I have found is to be able from any  
computer anywhere to retrieve one or many files at any time. Plus the  
fact that files reside off-site if fire or theft. Nice that they have  
no limit on how much you can store for the $45 a year too. I recommend  
them also.

Mark
http://www.stillrivereditions.com

On Feb 5, 2010, at 9:18 AM, pdesmidt tds.net wrote:

> I just signed up for MozyHome, a remote back-up service.  It costs  
> about $45
> a year.  The initial back up takes a long time. Mine's been running  
> for
> about a week, and it's only 17% done, but then it is backing up  
> 250gb of
> data in the background.  After the first big backup, though, backups  
> will be
> much quicker.  So far, I'm very pleased with the service.  This,  
> along with
> on-site copies made to external hard drive, should provide pretty  
> decent
> protection for my digital files.
>
>