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Overview The decision as to the suitability of on line backup to one depends very much on the type of user and the type of data worked with. The value of the data must somehow be measured tangibly in monetary terms. In effect, the intangible value of the holiday photos may far exceed that of the excel spread sheets while the tangible value of the spreadsheets may make more likely to pay for a subscription to ensure one don't loose them. For the purposes of perusing the decisions involved here the paper breaks down on line backup in to the categories.

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Publisher	Backupanytime	File Format	PDF
Date Published	August 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	Back-up

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