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Posted by Han on March 28, 2008, 6:36 am
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>> I appreciate the three answers I received about my backup problem and
>> want
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>> to thank the posters. I would like to try the flash drive suggestion.
>> Are there flash drives that are re-writable?
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>> Jude
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> All flash drives are rewriteable and reusable.
>
> Think of them as small portable hard drives about the size of a stick
> of gum.
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> I purchased two and alternate backing up between them, so I have two
> removeable backups of my data.
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> When you plug the flash drive in the USB, Windows will automatically
> recognize the new device and assign it a new distinct drive letter.
>
> With the larger flash drives (2GB and 4GB versions) and being so
> cheap, I back up lots of stuff on there aside from my Quicken data.
>
Just don't think flash drives will last forever. Neither did floppies,
CD-ROMs, or hard drives. Multiple backups are really needed if you
cannot do without your data.
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Best regards
Han
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