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davemc · 01-31-04, 03:01 PM

snathanb
so do you not use Sprite? I noticed that if I want the version of Sprite that backs up to your PC you have to pay $10 bucks more for 'Premium'.
So you use the built in backup utility to backup to your SD card and that does all your programs & data? Then you copy it all to your pc via a card reader? AM I understanding that correctly? Because I don't seem to recall the built in backup being that 'robust'. When you copy it to your PC you do a straight copy and paste over to a folder for it? If I was to get Sprite, am I safe in assuming that I could get the cheaper version, backup to an SD card and then transfer it over to my PC via a card reader?

01-31-04, 03:01 PM	#8 (permalink)
davemc Aximsite Prospect Join Date: May 2003 Location: sw Ohio Posts: 8 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	snathanb so do you not use Sprite? I noticed that if I want the version of Sprite that backs up to your PC you have to pay $10 bucks more for 'Premium'. So you use the built in backup utility to backup to your SD card and that does all your programs & data? Then you copy it all to your pc via a card reader? AM I understanding that correctly? Because I don't seem to recall the built in backup being that 'robust'. When you copy it to your PC you do a straight copy and paste over to a folder for it? If I was to get Sprite, am I safe in assuming that I could get the cheaper version, backup to an SD card and then transfer it over to my PC via a card reader?