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Today is Backup Day! July 2010
A friendly reminder that you should backup your system on a regular basis.
Today is Backup Day! June 2010
The new Avid Media Composer 5.0 is scheduled to ship mid-June so be sure and backup your editing system before doing any big software update or install.
Today is Backup Day! May 2010
It’s always a good idea to backup before you install a big release like the new Adobe CS5 Production Premium.
Today is Backup Day! April 2010
Be sure you are all backed up before you install the Mac OS X 10.6.3 update or the Pro Applications Update 2010-01 that was recently released.
Today is Backup Day! March 2010
Those photos aren’t going to backup themselves!
Today is Backup Day! February 2010
The 2nd ever of our monthly reminder to backup you system. Read the PVC post if you need some backup utility suggestions. Otherwise subscribe to the RSS feed here for the reminder.
Today is the first Backup Day!
With this the second day of 2010 we begin a new monthly reminder from the Editblog …
This will be a quick post early in the month, each month, to remind you to take a few moments and backup! Be it just an assortment of important files or entire hard drives I hope this monthly post popping up in your RSS feed might save some files from being lost forever. There’s a reason behind this reminder – the origin of the idea and the graphic above as well as some suggestions for both local as well as online backup options over at the Editblog on PVC.
Happy 2010 and may your hard drive crashes cause minimal pain.