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.NET Libraries and the Art of Backward Compatibility – Part 3

by Matteo Prosperi

This is the third post in the .NET libraries and the art of backward compatibility series.

A Google Docs Based Backup Application

by Michael Haephrati

A C++ client for uploading documents to your Google Docs account

Access HFS+ from Windows (read-only) without installing any drivers

by Dominick Sidiropoulos

A way to access files on HFS+ filesystems that side-steps alltogether the tar-pit called "windows-drivers-from-hell (tm)".

Azure Backup Overview

by DataBytzAI

A high level overview of Azure Backup, benefits, features and options

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.NET Libraries and the Art of Backward Compatibility – Part 3

by Matteo Prosperi

This is the third post in the .NET libraries and the art of backward compatibility series.

A Google Docs Based Backup Application

by Michael Haephrati

A C++ client for uploading documents to your Google Docs account

Access HFS+ from Windows (read-only) without installing any drivers

by Dominick Sidiropoulos

A way to access files on HFS+ filesystems that side-steps alltogether the tar-pit called "windows-drivers-from-hell (tm)".

Azure Backup Overview

by DataBytzAI

A high level overview of Azure Backup, benefits, features and options

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Access HFS+ from Windows (read-only) without installing any drivers

by Dominick Sidiropoulos

A way to access files on HFS+ filesystems that side-steps alltogether the tar-pit called "windows-drivers-from-hell (tm)".

Dynamic Restore SQL Server

by Member 10262330

Dynamic restore SQL Server

Import a MS SQL Database to Amazon RDS

by Uladzislau Baryshchyk

In this article, I'll show you how easy it is to move your MS SQL database to Amazon RDS cloud

Simple Daily SQL Server Database Backup Batch File

by Mike Trank

Simple Daily SQL Server Database Backup Batch File

Using the Windows Scheduler to run a SharePoint PowerShell Backup Script

by MJ Ferdous

SharePoint administrators need to run regular backups using PowerShell, the STSADM tool or in Central Administration. There is no "built in" way to automate these backups. Wouldn't it be great to devise a method to automated these jobs?.