After getting Windows 7 and reinstalling BC3...I've discovered I can use BC3 as a backup tool. Ever since I'm now using WLFS in Windows 7 (Home Premium 64 bit) I can use DVD/CD like flash drives.
This allowed me to "burn" files using BC3 onto my discs as necessary. However, I'm wondering if there are tradeoffs to using BC3 as a backup tool as compared to using a dedicated backup utility.
For example...does BC3 allow me to backup changed files onto CD/DVD like incremental or differential options like regular backup tools use? Thanks in advance.
This allowed me to "burn" files using BC3 onto my discs as necessary. However, I'm wondering if there are tradeoffs to using BC3 as a backup tool as compared to using a dedicated backup utility.
For example...does BC3 allow me to backup changed files onto CD/DVD like incremental or differential options like regular backup tools use? Thanks in advance.
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