File storage

[dbjorck]

Hi!

For those of you who use box.net for storing the MP3's, like I used to; I can recommend SkyDrive instead.

You get 25GB of storage - TOTALLY FREE.

It is part of Microsofts Live service, and is likely to remain free. Even if it doesn't, it has another major advantage: it is integrated in Windows 7. I am about to install Windows 7, so I don't have the details yet; but as I understand it, you have new folders directly in Explorer pointing to SkyDrive, so making a file available on the net is as easy as dragging and dropping a file to any of your private drives. No more opening web pages, logging in, selecting files, etc. (The box.net interface was a bit iffy as well)
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Brgds

Danny

[Midi Magic]

Hi Danny


" I am about to install Windows 7" it was great knowing you. .:eek: .:eek: .:eek:
I am still waiting for BG to sort out Vista. :( :( :(

Me, I'm still with XP and Win 98 and keeping them both. :) :) :)

Best of luck

[dbjorck]

Hi!

" I am about to install Windows 7" it was great knowing you. .:eek: .:eek: .:eek:
I am still waiting for BG to sort out Vista. :( :( :(

LOL. Little Billy isn't sorting anything out. He has his little flying monkey minions doing that, and that is a good thing in my mind as he never understood operating systems to begin with. He didn't have a clue of the decades of development there already existed in this area. He was just a car salesman who struck some fortunate deals.


Me, I'm still with XP and Win 98 and keeping them both. :) :) :)
Best of luck
For me, Vista has been MUCH more stable and user friendly than XP or Win98. And so, although I am extremely disappointed in the general design of Vista, I feel quite secure to install Windows 7. I Beta tested Vista as well, and had no problems. This time though, I am going to do a dual boot setup, so I still have my Vista untouched.

Brgds

Danny