Backing Up Your Mac Files Can Be Easy. Just Click!

As a Mac user you come to appreciate the Mac’s ease of use and the ability of OS X and Mac applications to just do the job.

When it comes to backing up your Mac’s valuable files the choices of good utilities grows every day. Clone your Mac. Buy another hard drive for Time Machine. Buy a stack of CDs or DVDs. Use an online service.

These choices come with another layer of complexity and management effort. Some Mac users may not want the expense of an extra hard drive.... (excerpted).

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