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   TOM WALKER to HOLGER GRANHOLM   
   Using a Clone as a Backup   
   25 Dec 14 07:52:00   
   
   HG>.MSGID: 2:20/228 0231a8dc   
   HG>In a message dated 12-22-14, Tom Walker said to Benny Pedersen:   
      
   HG>Hi Tom,   
      
   HG>BP> TW> This is for Jean Interesting opinion on why you should NOT depend   
   HG>BP> TW> on a Clone as a Backup!   
      
   HG>BP>It destrojs important data since backup ?   
      
   HG>TW> Need Furthewr explination!   
      
   HG>Please note "data since backup"!   
   HG>That means that anything added to the HD after a Clone or Image will   
   HG>be lost unless you have saved it to some other media.   
      
   Correct but the Ideal is to Clone every day at the end of the day. With   
   TI you can even set it up to Turn off the computer when completed.   
      
   HG>I suppose you don't make a daily Clone or Image. Neither do I, hi.   
      
   Over the years I have used both Cloning and Images as backups starting   
   with the old PowerQuests Drive Image. Stayed with them for a while after   
   Norton bought them out. For many years now I have been using, Although   
   not regularly, Acronis True Image. I currently have the 2013 Version.   
   For some years I have perfered to do an Image because having multipule   
   computers I could store all the images on single backup drive. Lately   
   I have been doing clones because I have enough spare drives but after   
   that article may go back to doing images again.   
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