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I have about 6gb of irreplaceable stuff, that often changes (development source, financial stuff, pix), and I use Karens Replicator http://www.karenware.com/powertools/powertools.aspto sync it nightly to my Windows2K3 server, then once a week it uploads an incremental to Amazon S3 via Jungledisk. The laptop has a copy of the 6gb of irreplaceable stuff, on a Truecrypt container on an 8gb SDcard. Everytime I use the laptop, I sync the SDcard via Truecrypt/Karens Replicator on the desktop machine... Works fantastic for me!!

http://www.austin.isd.tenet.edu/schools/staff.phtml?teacher=1600

http://www.karenware.com/bio.asp

I think COW fits..

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http://www.austin.isd.tenet.edu/schools/staff.phtml?teacher=1600

Gotta be her, right?

I do not use backup programs that store the backup in a proprietary format (I've been bitten by this). Instead I use a program that copies files and directories as plain old files and directories. One such program is Karen's Replicator which copies only those files that have changed. http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptreplicator.asp -- Carey

Set the clock on your computer. You are a few minutes fast. http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptsync.asp

Try this for windows.

http://www.karenware.com/powertools/pttimecop.asp

desktop reminder clock notifier

http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptreplicator.a sp

I'd suggest using a combo of https and webdav on the Linux box and Karen's replicator on the Windows side to keep consistancy.

It's about as close as you can get to rsync on Windows without resorting to cygwin, plus it can run non-stop as a service.

Hope this helps.

• Microsoft's SAPI SDK includes an app called "Microsoft Mouth" that will speak the contents of the clipboard (and show you mouth movements at the same time). Not automatically whenever the clipboard changes, unfortunately, but source is provided.
• Karen Kenworthy has written a tool called Power Toy that uses the Agent control to do TTS (as well as voice recognition and all the other Agent features). Again, not set up for automatic clipboard speaking.
• Agent Reader is one of the many 3rd party tools I found that will use SAPI to automatically speak the clipboard contents.
• You could always search for yourself.
• Or of course you could roll your own. Back in 1999 I rolled my own app that copied a text representation of an access table to the clipboard, which then used MS Mouth to speak it. This was so I could quickly verify long lists of typed numbers.

• Microsoft's SAPI SDK includes an app called "Microsoft Mouth" that will speak the contents of the clipboard (and show you mouth movements at the same time). Not automatically whenever the clipboard changes, unfortunately, but source is provided.
• Karen Kenworthy has written a tool called Power Toy that uses the Agent control to do TTS (as well as voice recognition and all the other Agent features). Again, not set up for automatic clipboard speaking.
• Agent Reader is one of the many 3rd party tools I found that will use SAPI to automatically speak the clipboard contents.
• You could always search for yourself.
• Or of course you could roll your own. Back in 1999 I rolled my own app that copied a text representation of an access table to the clipboard, which then used MS Mouth to speak it. This was so I could quickly verify long lists of typed numbers.