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ftp

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Daft George question
« on: February 24, 2009, 04:47:15 pm »
I back up George to the internet then i have the choice of backing up to floppy disk etc.

So on the back up screen i have the files C:\ , back up, Demo, G. Data
Then i have drives c,d and e.

I have a memory stick permanently plugged in to a usb port. I never gave it a thought to select a file or a drive and just click ok every time.

What should i be doing?  ???

Re: Daft George question
« Reply #1 on: February 24, 2009, 05:24:38 pm »
your stick or flash drive will have a letter by the side of it  e,f,g,h,i,j,k etc so when you click back up data in the scroll down box click the letter drive that you have your stick in .....but if you back up to the internet that ok anyway...but also remember this..dont ever pull the stick out you need to click on the remove safely icon in the bottom right corner..you just pull it out..you could damage your data

combat1

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Re: Daft George question
« Reply #2 on: February 25, 2009, 09:20:47 am »
Not a daft question at all as I have had the same problem, and now can back up to the stick as well as the internet so thanks.
How is the wagtail flipper going? do you still use it and if so do you use it on a pole?
I decided to wait for feedback, some of which was not too good on the flipper, I currently use a ettore back flip.

ftp

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Re: Daft George question
« Reply #3 on: February 25, 2009, 05:49:48 pm »
I used the flipper today actualy, and just can't really get the hang of it. You need a good sideways swing to get the pad in the right place otherwise it just flops down under the blade. When you draw it down to the bottom of the glass it just squishes the pad into the muck at the bottom of the frame. I actually think it's an awful tool for normal work.
What it is good at is larger flat areas with plenty of room to snake it about. It's also handy for insides where you don't need much solution - i carry a water bottle and give it a line of solution now and again when required.
It could be just me - i'm no master squeegie user but for what it is it's very expensive.