Online document storage? - Page 2

AccyLass · 03-09-2008, 09:37

I also have memory cards that are 1 gig each have about 3 of them, with an adaptor
So, if ya can get me up there I can store about 5 gig lol
I aint walking

Or I can talk ya through it on phone

MissTechnophobe · 03-09-2008, 09:41

Its only over Whinney hill!

Could perhaps do it Friday when I get my car

Or could do it in the evening when Paul gets in, I can have his car then?

AccyLass · 03-09-2008, 09:48

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Originally Posted by MissTechnophobe

Its only over Whinney hill!

Could perhaps do it Friday when I get my car

Or could do it in the evening when Paul gets in, I can have his car then?

Wish I could!
Will be at work til next Monday

MissTechnophobe · 03-09-2008, 09:51

Yeah he working all weekend I think.

entwisi · 03-09-2008, 10:56

Use this

Free Data Security Software - SecureZIP Express - PKWARE, Inc.

Basically, darag and drop your files and follow the instructions and it creates an industry strong encryption protected file.

MAKE SURE YOU REMEMBER THE PASSWORD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

MissTechnophobe · 03-09-2008, 11:03

Great thank you. Am having a look now

carlsbergaddict · 05-09-2008, 11:39

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Originally Posted by MissTechnophobe

Great thank you. Am having a look now

Hi, google docs is a free online storage also zoho.com

keetah992000 · 05-09-2008, 11:53

I presume you have checked the wiring and that it hasnt come loose.
I used to work with a bloke who did a stint at pc world he told me some of the things they used to do which is why he left -
eg replacing the battery on a motherboard with one of those you get from the pound shop ( well he said it was less than a pound but the same as those you get from the pound shop) and charging £30 PLUS FOR THE PLEASURE OF DOING IT .

Neil · 05-09-2008, 12:33

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Originally Posted by keetah992000

eg replacing the battery on a motherboard with one of those you get from the pound shop ( well he said it was less than a pound but the same as those you get from the pound shop) and charging £30 PLUS FOR THE PLEASURE OF DOING IT .

They probably have a minimum charge for opening up the PC to do anything. They have to pay for those big shops somehow.

Talking of PC World, I needed a new printer so I decided what I wanted and checked out my usual places for price. I ended up reserving it at PC World and collecting it. It was £62 which was only a couple of quid dearer than Ebuyer with the postage and I got it then and there. The in store price was £79.99 so I saved £17.99 with a few mouse clicks

.

Also if it goes faulty in warranty I can take it back without having to mess about with postage.

entwisi · 05-09-2008, 12:44

Re the slim silver round batteries, if you use a few then go to dealextreme.com, I got a sheet with 20 CR2032's on for £2.50 delivered from Hong Kong. Tesco sell 2 for £3.49

mad_eye_moody · 06-09-2008, 08:48

i use bt digital vault its free for a 1g amount of memory

BT Digital Vault |

entwisi · 06-09-2008, 20:44

I seem to recall they are about to start charging.........................

mad_eye_moody · 07-09-2008, 12:17

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Originally Posted by entwisi

I seem to recall they are about to start charging.........................

there a free version and then a one you pay for with a much bigger storeage.

entwisi · 07-09-2008, 13:00

Posted via Mobile Device

Its closing the free one in october according to reports in The Register. I can't cut n shut the url easily just now, do search on the home page

Http://theregister.co.uk

mad_eye_moody · 07-09-2008, 14:02

may be in you have a current account it will still be free or maybe free to bt customers