Restrospect

Thanks for the info. I haven't put Retrospect to the test, so thanks for having tried it out. I am a little surprised, but not all that much. ...

allows you to do many of the same things as Retrospect without having to pay anything. ...

I thought that was what J5 was getting at, but I guess not. Anyway, .Mac is an internet service, so its no suprise that the backup feature built into .Mac is an internet service. So, this idea that apple bundling an internet backup solution with an internet package is somehow a bad thing is beyond me. Should they have made one that lets you do local backups? Sure. Oh...

try to get a few more bucks off me for something like this. Backing up only what has to be, or what has changed since last time is a feature I remember being in Retrospect for a few versions now. ...

hmm... The Exclamation seems to point to an application, 'not responding'. i Left it loading for a while, and rather than being impatient, and Force Quitting it, it carried on hopping up and down, and the Fireworks Splash Screen Appeared! ...All, i guess is fine, Just that it takes a Minute or so to Load!? :( ...Dreamweaver is far quicker at loading, is this a General...

Can Retrospect Express make a bootable backup? ...

I was an Apple //c user who viewed the arrival of the Mac with thinly veiled suspicion, as it portended future Apple ][ users were to do was unclear. I was a major Apple fan and wanted Apple to do well, but my parents weren't going to run out and buy a Mac to help the //c to do its job in a more user-friendly manner. For me, what happened next was, basically, I lost nearly...

Thanks for the response! Yes, Date & Time are correctly set, as is the Timezone (I'm in Ireland) and the Apple European Time server is setting the clock correctly. I have tried disabling the Time Server and manually resetting the time; Checking the Date/Time settings in classic (just in case); OSX and Classic applications give the same results. But it is not just new...

If you have the cash try Dantz Retrospect 5. ...

is not internal OSX support for tape drives. A good backup program, such as Retrospect, may be able to use that tape drive. I just looked at the Dantz web site, Retrospect does not support any SCSI tape drives! It does support a variety of optical drives, and some USB tape drives. ...