Alright there! Have you tried – Barkas Cloud Storage Backup (search on
google)? Ive heard some decent things about it and my cousin got great
results with it.
rusty math May 7, 2014
If you want to catalog only, this is easy with several tools to choose from that have been around for a while now. If you want to store the entire content of your library in a cloud environment, check out the latest Azure programs available from Microsoft. Incredible tools are already in place. Just be creative on how to combine or synchronize these tools. What you are asking for would need to come from a magician rather than an application. Nice try though.
aussieone May 7, 2014
I’m going through the same thing at the moment and by coincidence I’d researched previously and lost my notes too, but they would have been outdated now anyway.
I keep coming back to Readerware which has three separate databases for books, music and video, it interfaces with Amazon – I’ve just uploaded an old .csv file to it and was able to update all the books via Amazon.
I did have a problem with the previous backup zip that I (thought) I’d saved from the last time I tried this programme but that may have been me, I misplaced a few things after a crash. It wouldn’t open what I thought was the saved backup.
Readerware is a pay programme not freeware, 30 day trial.
I’m still trying this one and looking for others so will be interested to see if you have any other suggestions BTW I’m using Windows 7
EDIT
well I don’t know what is going on – just opened my free trial and instead of being on day 8 of 30, it’s now telling me I’m on day 1500 of 30 and won’t let me in – don’t know if it’s somehow picked up something from old saved file I loaded, although it certainly wasn’t 1500 days ago that I first tried it –
makes you a bit wary about handing over money when the free trial does strange things
Alright there! Have you tried – Barkas Cloud Storage Backup (search on
google)? Ive heard some decent things about it and my cousin got great
results with it.
If you want to catalog only, this is easy with several tools to choose from that have been around for a while now. If you want to store the entire content of your library in a cloud environment, check out the latest Azure programs available from Microsoft. Incredible tools are already in place. Just be creative on how to combine or synchronize these tools. What you are asking for would need to come from a magician rather than an application. Nice try though.
I’m going through the same thing at the moment and by coincidence I’d researched previously and lost my notes too, but they would have been outdated now anyway.
I keep coming back to Readerware which has three separate databases for books, music and video, it interfaces with Amazon – I’ve just uploaded an old .csv file to it and was able to update all the books via Amazon.
I did have a problem with the previous backup zip that I (thought) I’d saved from the last time I tried this programme but that may have been me, I misplaced a few things after a crash. It wouldn’t open what I thought was the saved backup.
Readerware is a pay programme not freeware, 30 day trial.
I’m still trying this one and looking for others so will be interested to see if you have any other suggestions BTW I’m using Windows 7
EDIT
well I don’t know what is going on – just opened my free trial and instead of being on day 8 of 30, it’s now telling me I’m on day 1500 of 30 and won’t let me in – don’t know if it’s somehow picked up something from old saved file I loaded, although it certainly wasn’t 1500 days ago that I first tried it –
makes you a bit wary about handing over money when the free trial does strange things