Backing up hard drive

  • Thread starter Thread starter Guest
  • Start date Start date
G

Guest

Could you tell me how to back up hard drive using using Roxio. What is best type and size of disc to use? Thankyou
 
Ask Roxio - this is an XP newsgroup.

Colly said:
Could you tell me how to back up hard drive using using Roxio. What is
Click to expand...
best type and size of disc to use? Thankyou
 
Colly said:
Could you tell me how to back up hard drive using using Roxio. What is
Click to expand...
best type and size of disc to use? Thankyou
=================================

If you mean backing up your files. Open program and select DATA. *Read the
Helpfiles* You drag and drop the files you want to save to the burn window.
Watch to see when disk is full. I use CDBurnerXPpro (Free) to do backups.
Roxio/EZCD Creator would be similar. CD-Rs are the cheapest to use. Buy
them when on sale. I get the 80 minute ones and just file them away after
burning. About once a year I throw out the oldest ones.

Before you do anything read the helpfiles and/or the book you get with the
Burner software.

FS........
 
"Colly" said in news:[email protected]:
Could you tell me how to back up hard drive using using Roxio. What
is best type and size of disc to use? Thankyou
Click to expand...

Well, how much do you want to pay? I still have Visual Studio 6 because
I've had no need to bother with Microsoft's solution to losing Java by
going with .NET and C# (instead I would use Java). I guess if I needed
something new or somehow lost use of VS6 then I'd be looking for
something free or real cheap. I'm assuming you meant you want a C++
editor (and probably a C compiler, too), not just any C++ coded program.
Like I said, I still use VS6, so I have no experience with the
following. They were just what I found simply doing a Google search on
"free C++ editor".

Borland C++ Builder X, C# Builder (Personal versions are free)
http://www.borland.com/products/downloads/download_cbuilder.html

Bloodshed Dev-C++ (free)
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html

http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/cpp.shtml
 
Back
Top