If, like me, you're a bit of a web media junkie, your hard drive is likely to be bursting at the seams with cherished digitized entertainment. This leaves you with a tricky dilemma; do you engage in a cavalier deleting spree to make room for new arrivals, buy an expensive second hard drive, or glaze over in dreamy reminiscence for the days when 10mb of storage was thought to be all you'd ever need?...
Saturday, 29 December 2001
Saturday, 22 December 2001
I've set up Flash FXP to transfer data between two FTP sites, but the transfer won't start. What am I doing wrong?
You cannot FXP from one NT server to another NT server. Instead make sure one of the FTP sites is either running on a UNIX server or is a private F...
Wednesday, 12 December 2001
Cloning conundrums
I've used Clone CD to make a backup of one of my original CDs and been left with three files with the extensions .ccd, .img and .sub. What am I supposed to do with them?
The .ccd file works in a similar fashion to the cue sheets you are probably more familiar with. A .ccd file contains information regarding the logical structure of the disk - it is the file you would open in Clone CD in order to...
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