On Mar 14, 2008, at 3:53 PM, Jens Selvig wrote: > Apple's time machine is excellent for your purposes. You still need > some sort of archival backup of completed projects/files though. > The very nicest thing about Time Machine is that it pretty much > just works automatically. > > You might think about a program like Retrospect and back up to > DVDs. The first time through would be painful but after that you > will only be doing incrementally changed files which means the > backup will go much more quickly. I'd still do a full back up once > in a while maybe monthly or quarterly. > > As Stan Gould said you probably don't have much real need to backup > your applications and System files all that often. Once you > elimanate those files backing up to remote storage, such as > Apple's .Mac is also workable. I use my .Mac storage for offsite > backups and it works very well for me. > > Jens > > -------------JEns. I can't use it as I thought I said I was stuck at 10.4 for forever and as far as I know as I need classic for word processing. DON't Even get me started on Sheepshaver I won't put it on my machine. So drop that idea. I thought I said that in my post about being stuck on 10.4) Ed