![]() ![]() My recommendation is that people who want it all, but want minimum hassles, please adopt the above mentioned method, else you can also try services like. The company said that adding this feature is on the roadmap but will likely not happen until later in 2010. ![]() It is not possible currently to back up Microsoft Office Outlook database (.PST) files whether the file is open and in use or not. In conclusion, I really like my nested cloud setup. The problem with SugarSync’s backup functionality is what the service cannot do. 4 syncing apps on your desktop can slow your computer down considerably You are losing out on cumulative storage (Dropbox - 2GB (default), SkyDrive - 7GB, Google Drive - 5GB, SugarSync - 5GB, Total - 19GB, with referrals and tricks, you can reach 40GB of distributed cloud space)ģ. 5GB is all you get for free (since that is the lowest common denominator of the services)Ģ. (Dropbox upgrades your folder space when you upload pictures from your camera, 500MB at a time)ġ. Dropbox and Picasa lets you upload pictures from your camera and is easy to share as well. Google Drive and SkyDrive let you create documents on the moveĤ. Each cloud drive has several backups of your versionģ. Never bother about individually syncing each of your cloud servicesĢ. Install SugarSync app and select the SkyDrive folder for syncing (You can actually choose any of the cloud drives)ġ. Install Google Drive app and choose Dropbox folder as your install folder.Ĥ. Install Dropbox app next and select advanced settings to select the folder. Install SkyDrive app first (Leave the recommended settings as is)Ģ. What are the various steps if you were to start from scratch?ġ. ![]() All SugarSync needs is a file location and it backs up your computer contents. Do you want to make your virtual life even more difficult, throw SugarSync into the fray. Make SkyDrive folder as the master folder under which you have Dropbox which contains Google Drive. So I tried the other way around of placing Google Drive Folder inside Dropbox and it worked. I tried it out, but I got a “System Folder” error. One suggestion was to place Dropbox folder inside Google Drive or the other way around. Right now, all I have is about 5GB of stuff… The problem statement is that of - How can I have just one copy of my files, but have so many services backing up my files. SkyDrive offers 25GB, so I thought, why the hassle of maintaining so many of these. As I mentioned in my earlier post, I have been looking around for suggestions and tools on syncing google drive and dropbox. ![]()
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