noneyet10 <noneyet10_at_cox.net> wrote on 6/4/05 3:07 PM:
>I'll toss in my two cents worth of advice too. G. Buy a battery back-up for
>your computer. When the lights go out, your computer and monitor will still
>be running long enough for you to save your work and shut everything down
>safely. Trust me. The very first time that the lights go out while you have
>three hours worth of unsaved art on your screen, you will feel a thrill of
>elation and you will cheerfully say to yourself, "Hey! I still have 15 to
>20 minutes to save my work and turn off my computer." G. That's such a good
>feeling to have that it's worth the price of a battery back-up. Most
>computer stores carry them too.
>http://www.apc.com/products/category.cfm?id=13&subid=5
>
Some businesses don't bother with a backup battery system...
..because the computers they bought already have their own. Yup, they're laptop computers. What
better way to have the whole machine, monitor, and built-in backup system in one? Yes, you would
need to buy a separate keyboard and mouse, but that's nothing. Again, eBay has some good ones,
even those that have come off lease programs have it.
Received on Sun Jun 05 2005 - 09:10:31 CDT