-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Detailed backup image instructions
- From: "BashfulBob" <Bashfulbob@xxxxxxx>
- To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 3 May 2007 09:51:34 -0500
Hi
I use an infrared wireless mouse (which is good for about 3
feet) and I love it. There is just enough room on the laptop
next to the touch pad to use the mouse when I am away.
It uses AA battery's, and I use Radio Shack rechargeable.
Otherwise it would be expensive. The recharge last me about
3-4 days with moderate (what ever that is) use.
Life is what happens in between plans.
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Jo Ann" <bookworm54@xxxxxxx>
To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2007 8:57 PM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: Detailed backup image
instructions
Harold,
All of the laptops that I've seen will allow you to plug in
a regular
mouse and use it. That's what I've done in what little
dealings I've had
with them. I hate that finger thing.
Jo ann
Harold B. wrote:
> Sandi, I'd say you are 100% right. I just wanted to know
> if this is still on
> the burners somewhere. Back burner is fine with me as long
> as someone is
> thinking about it. This still interests me even though I
> have other problems
> now. I'm using Windows XP desktop computer, and very happy
> with it. However,
> someone in fhe family recently purchased a new laptop and
> now has Windows
> Vista (we were told that all new computers now come with
> Vista, like XP is
> not considered anymore.
>
> And now I'm newly learning (so I can help this person) how
> to maneuver that
> touchie touchie mouse (it's not a mouse anymore) and have
> to now deal with
> an entirely new system. I'm fine with XP but Vista is a
> new ballgame. Just
> when I now know how to configure XP just the way I like
> it, facing this
> Vista is quite daunting (or is the word, intimidating?).
> But I still eagerly
> await detail instructions on what a backup image is all
> about. --- Harold
>
>> From: "Sandi Beach"
>> Hi Harold! I have a new external HD sitting here with
>> it's little green
>> light on and vibrating softly just waiting for me to put
>> something in it!
>> I have procrastinated (just scared to try I guess) and my
>> excuse is that
>> we have not yet reached that bottom line. And maybe we
>> have but I know
>> GMan has promised a very detailed tutorial and I would
>> like to have that
>> before I proceed. And he did say it is a little more
>> complicated than he
>> anticipated so maybe we have good reason to wait on
>> it. --- Sandi
>>
>>> Hello again ... Gman,: any progress on the detailed
>>> backup image
>>> instructions? --- Harold
>
>>>>> Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2006
>>>>> I've been following with great interest this "backup
>>>>> image" discussion.
>>>>> Let's say a person has everything working right on
>>>>> his/her C:\ drive.
>>>>> And that person is not worried about whatever else is
>>>>> added to his
>>>>> system (which we know would not show up on any backup
>>>>> image done before
>>>>> said additions). And let's say the other drive where
>>>>> backups are kept
>>>>> would be a flash drive (an excellent investment).
>>>>> Could you, in detail, list the exact program(s) and
>>>>> steps in creating
>>>>> this backup image? I think that might clear up the
>>>>> interest the group
>>>>> seems to have. One hears so much discussion on this
>>>>> topic yet the
>>>>> bottom line is never reached: --- Harold
>
>
>
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