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One of the most visible new features in Leopard is Apple's integrated backup tool,
Time Machine. Taking backups -- a chore that few people do and even fewer do correctly -- and making them one-click simple is bound to improve the lives of millions of Mac users who, despite being practically perfect in every way, sometimes delete files they don't mean to delete. (I know, painful but true.)
There is a lot of excitement about Time Machine, but also some confusion; reader Matteo wrote in from Switzerland to ask that we cover some basics for setting up Time Machine. Your wish; our command. Most of our answers are gleaned from Apple's
feature page for TM, a worthwhile read.
Continue reading Leopard Spotlight: Preparing for Time Machine
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10-19-2007, 12:31 PM
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