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Time Machine and WD My Book World Set Up
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<blockquote data-quote="kjmiles70" data-source="post: 1023085" data-attributes="member: 148515"><p><strong>WD backup</strong></p><p></p><p>I have the World edition, which is done by connecting it to your network. I've seen some things about the Mac OS Extended (Journaled), but I have no idea what that is or what I should be doing with it. I think it must be important, but don't know why.</p><p>The WD Anywhere software that came with it is WD's own backup software. Don't know how it is or how it works. Will Carbon Copy Cloner work over a network? I want to have accessible files off of my external. One of the things that WD Anywhere does is puts files into shared folders. There is one for iTunes, video, and photos. It must read the file extensions and put them in those shared folders. It seems that if I have Time Machine, I should make use of it unless someone can convince me that I really don't need it or it's not so great. </p><p>KJ</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kjmiles70, post: 1023085, member: 148515"] [b]WD backup[/b] I have the World edition, which is done by connecting it to your network. I've seen some things about the Mac OS Extended (Journaled), but I have no idea what that is or what I should be doing with it. I think it must be important, but don't know why. The WD Anywhere software that came with it is WD's own backup software. Don't know how it is or how it works. Will Carbon Copy Cloner work over a network? I want to have accessible files off of my external. One of the things that WD Anywhere does is puts files into shared folders. There is one for iTunes, video, and photos. It must read the file extensions and put them in those shared folders. It seems that if I have Time Machine, I should make use of it unless someone can convince me that I really don't need it or it's not so great. KJ [/QUOTE]
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