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If the body of the post were wider, then users would not have to click on images to enlarge them as often. This narrowness also messes with inline images. The most important part of the forum is now given tiny amount of real estate.

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But since so few users actually use this forum, it is probably not worth changing.įor what it is worth, the last major update to this forum's software made the body of the posts narrow. It makes for a frustrating user experience. This encourages the use of online image hosting websites and many of those websites are dangerous to visit. What an incredibly poor choice on someone's part. I will look into this and see if it's possible for us to enable this option to upload images from your computer.

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In other words Mozyhome free accounts may only post images that are already on the web and not from your computer. JaredG see your problem as I just logged in as a Mozyhome free user to check the options available for posting images and found that your only option is to add a 'source' picture which is web address field.

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THUS I THINK THERE ARE A SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT OF DUPLICATE FILES IN MY NEW ARCHIVE FILE, AND I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO REMOVE THEM. PST FILES FROM MY OLD COMPUTER (JEAN-PC) MAY HAVE BEEN SOMEHOW COMBINED WITH MY ARCHIVE FILE IN MY NEW COMPUTER (MOM-PC). THE MAIN REASON IS THAT I HAVE AN ARCHIVE FILE ON THIS NEW COMPUTER THAT SOMEHOW HAS GROWN FROM ABOUT 1.5GB TO 2.3GB OR MORE, WHICH IS OBVIOUSLY OVER LIMIT AND IS NOT BEING BACKED UP. OR MAYBE EVERYONE CAN FOLLOW IT EXCEPT ME? I WISH THOSE OTHER ISSUES WOULD BE REMOVED FROM THIS THREAD AND PUT SOMEWHERE ELSE SO THAT IT WOULD BE POSSIBLE FOR PEOPLE TO FOLLOW THE REAL ISSUE. ONE OF MY PROBLEMS IS THAT THERE ARE SO MANY 'SUB-ISSUES' IN THIS THREAD THAT DO NOT DIRECTLY PERTAIN TO THE 'SUBJECT' OF IT. I WISH YOU WOULD PICK A SOLUTION IF THERE IS ONE. I DO NOT KNOW IF THERE IS ANY INDIVIDUAL POST TO BE MARKED AS THE SOLUTION. I CANNOT FOLLOW THIS THREAD. i AM GLAD THAT YOU CHANGED THAT 'SOLVED' FOR ME! Just fill out the form below and we’ll send you the reminder.THANK YOU SO MUCH username. If you’d like, we can send an email one month before your renewal, reminding you that it might be coming up, and that it would be a great time to try Backblaze. You can compare some of Carbonite’s plans against Backblaze on our comparison chart. While Carbonite does have promotional pricing for existing Mozy customers, that pricing will expire after your first renewal and subsequent charges will be at regular Carbonite rates ( Carbonite Billing FAQ). Now is the perfect time to switch to Backblaze, where you’ll be able to back up more data, more quickly, and less expensively. If you’re concerned about the time it will take to complete a new backup with Carbonite, Backblaze has recently made our service much faster with the release of Backblaze Computer Backup v6.0. It takes less than 5 minutes to get started and once installed, Backblaze will automatically start backing up your computer - no credit card is required until you decide to buy a license.Īs part of the transition from Mozy to Carbonite, Mozy customers will need to reupload all of their data to Carbonite.

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We invite to take a free trial of Backblaze.

If you’ve been using Mozy and are unsure about the transition to Carbonite, we invite you to take a look at our comparison page to see how Backblaze stacks up against the cloud backup competition. Much like after CrashPlan exited the consumer space, we’d like to reaffirm our commitment to simple, inexpensive, and unlimited cloud backup for businesses and consumers. When Backblaze burst onto the scene in 2008, Mozy and CrashPlan (also no longer offering a consumer service) were some of our most formidable peers in the online backup space. We’re always sad to see a competitor exit the marketplace. One year later, we’ve seen reports that Mozy users will be forced to update to the Carbonite service. Around this time last year, we all learned that Carbonite was acquiring Mozy from Dell Inc.