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web accessible 'hard drive'?

Author:

Briget

Date:

Friday, 25th Jan 2002 11:03

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Does anyone know of a web service allowing me to save my own files (eg. MS Office files types) onto a web server so that i can access them over the web from anywhere? A kind of mobile hard disk sort of thing... I think I've heard of this kind of service before but I can't think how to find it again.

Even better, is there a software package that we can buy so that we can offer this same kind of (friendly) service to our users (saving the files into a db on our own web server)?

Does this make sense? I am at a loss to even find words to describe what I want - a remote portfolio manager? personal web-based hard drive?

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•	web accessible 'hard drive'?
	Does anyone know of a web service allowing me to save my own files (eg. MS Office files types) onto ...

Briget

25/01/02 11:03

15340

•	Re: web accessible 'hard drive'?
	Hi Bridget. There are probably two ways to achieve the object you want - one is to sign up to any ...

Stuart Cliffe

25/01/02 13:19

15356

•	Re: web accessible 'hard drive'?
	Thanks very much - just what I needed. I've had a look at Yahoo and some of the commercially ...

Briget

28/01/02 09:21

15386

•	Re: web accessible 'hard drive'?
	Hi Bridget, Just to say that as 'briefcase' users we have found the 30mb sufficient for our needs at present. The ...

Chris Norcombe Lillian McMaster

25/01/02 16:08

15364