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The user is actually using 10.4.11.....thanks
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The user is actually using 10.4.11.....thanks

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Hi,<br />
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I got one client who happened to use a Mac O/S 10.6. She wanted to backup her data from Mac HD into her external HD every 30mins. <br />
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I'm new to Mac so I posted this question...Does Mac Desktop has built-In backup system that you can use, configure to backup your data on every specific interval period?<br />
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Or, is there a third party backup application for Mac Desktop that is quite suitable for backup job?<br />
<br />
Appreciate your comment.
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Hi,

I got one client who happened to use a Mac O/S 10.6. She wanted to backup her data from Mac HD into her external HD every 30mins. 

I'm new to Mac so I posted this question...Does Mac Desktop has built-In backup system that you can use, configure to backup your data on every specific interval period?

Or, is there a third party backup application for Mac Desktop that is quite suitable for backup job?

Appreciate your comment.

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