Re: cloud backup services, for EXE files ?
Why not try Dropbox? https://www.dropbox.com/
Good question/suggestion. I'm looking for an automatic solution though -- not something that requires me to be disciplined enough to routinely, frequently, and actively select which files I want to have backed up. The big benefit of a solution specifically intended for backups is that it will happen automatically.
Thanks for the idea,
-Monique
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