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Syncing files between computers with FolderShare
Stew | Jul 7 2006
For those of you on Windows or MacOS who have not yet discovered it, Microsoft offers a free service called FolderShare that allows for automatic file syncronization between multiple computers or remote access to your computer's files via the website. No files are actually stored on the website, but your computer must be up and running to access it remotely. I'm currently using the sync feature between my home and work computers. I've found it particularly useful in syncing my EverNote databases (no more having to keep them on a USB key). Also, I now have access to all of my project support materials from work. I'm still experimenting, but I'll report back with my findings. Now if only a Linux version was available too... 5 Comments
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 Google Docs = A better waySubmitted by 88michael on May 9, 2008 - 8:49pm.
I used to use it when the thing was still called Live Skydrive. That 1GB limit (now 5) was really frustrating so I stopped using it. I currently use Google Docs to backup my documents and presentations. It also allows me to view and make changes. For a total backup, I use Mozy.com » POSTED IN:
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