If anyone can suggest options that will back up on-line content, including the thousands of pictures and videos on this blog, I would really appreciate it. I am happy to pay for this service.
Tech people help me. I know this is probably easy to find but being a technically challenged person I have not found the solution I am looking for. Plus I really don't have a lot of time to surf the net and try to solve this problem myself. I know all of you are far more versed in things like this than I am so I am putting out my plea for help.
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Gotta love those O'Reilly ears!
Can't help on the back up - although I'll be interested to hear what you find out.
A 1 TB or bigger external hard drive would probably be the easiest and cheapest way to do it. You can usually find them for around $60 or so on places like newegg.com.
You bring up a good point. I hadn't thought about backing up my blog content. Aren't there blog books that can do that? Fortunately, hubby constantly backs up our photos, but I'd hate to lose my blogs...I'm going to have to check back here and see wht you find.
The word I get from tech support (my 23yr old son) is:
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Buy a large external hard drive. Blogger Settings > Blog Tools > Export Blog and then save that export to the external drive.
Not certain that works but it's my guess.
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I recently got a Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Desk 2TB external USB 2.0/3.0 hard drive from Best Buy. It's on sale for about $100. As far as I can recall, it works with a PC or a Mac, it was preformatted for the MacBook Pro, and it was a simple plug and play operation. Of course, my son did it for me... I think everything I've ever created/downloaded/taken-a-picture of/received-in-email fit into a miniscule portion of the available space on that hard drive.
I see on their web site it has both positive and negative feedback... Also, I found the staff at Best Buy to be very helpful.
Good luck!
Staples is running a sale on both Seagate and Western Digital drives this week, where I am. Try going there?
-Cyg
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