A place to Store backups

[Cujo5]

Hello,

I don't know if anyone knew about this, but with the pending release of Adobe Acrobat 9.0. Adobe has released a website called www.Acrobat.com. This site has many features that will tie into Acrobat 9 when it's released, but some of the stuff you can access is a place to store up to 5GB's of data, such as backup copies of your stories, pictures, pdf files, whatever you want to store on the site.
It also has a convert to pdf file format, only 5 for free and you can pay for more afterwards if you need that feature. Also you have a connect room for up to 3 total people where you can conference and share screens and other such features of Acrobat Connect.
Also you can share files for others to view if you want. This ties into the connect room where you can share a file, and work on it together, great for those people that might have a writing partner or something else.

Just thought I would let everyone know about this site so that you can check it out for yourself. *please note that it is only in Beta, so things might change and I don't know if that would effect the stuff already uploaded and such*

[MaryL]

Cool info.  Thanks, Cujo5.  I'll check it out.   

[lantern]

I have a 4shared account.  It works great.  It will accept uploads of up to 100MB and you get 5GB of space.  The only caveat is that you need to log in at least once every 30 days.  I use it all the time to upload backups and just about anything else that I might want to access from somewhere else. 

[kynelleharris]

I set up a Gmail account, which holds 7 GB+ of free on-line email storage. My entire novel is slightly over 1 meg in size, so I email revisions to this account as attachments. Tough to beat.

--KH

[tradergirl]

I use a Yahoo "group," of which I am the only member.  I save copies in the "files" section, and save links about writing in the "links" section.

TG