I'm an individual developer with just 1 PC. All my data is in MS Access and SQL Server CE databases. I don't have massive amounts of data but what I do have I couldn't live without. What I like about Carbonite is that it automatically backs up my data when my computer is idle. It doesn't hog system resources. It also only backs up data--not videos and program files unless I specifically ask it to. Since my Visual Studio code files are small in comparison, Carbonite backs them up automatically too. Carbonite has saved me many times in the past several years. Peter Ringering

I have all my data and code backed up in the cloud using Carbonite. What's neat is it works in the background and automatically backs up every time a data/code file is changed. It only costs $60/year. A few years ago, my computer suddenly died while I was working on a project. No problem. Bought a new computer, logged onto Carbonite, restored my data, and in less than a day, I was back where I left off. Carbonite is worth its bits in gold. :-D Peter Ringering

Yep, that will work. Thanks! Peter Ringering

That fixed it! Thanks. Peter Ringering

When I created a tip (#623035) and attached a couple files to it, then go to Preview, then click on one of my download links, It opens up the download page and says "No download file was specified." I don't know what's wrong. I've tried deleting the files and re-uploading them and then re-linking them but it ends up with the same message. What's wrong? Thanks! Peter Ringering

That version is old. The correct version is: http://www.codeproject.com/script/Articles/ArticleVersion.aspx?aid=623035&av=927282[^] The 2 screenshots in your link are correct though. Peter Ringering

Re: My Article 623035 - Complete Date/Time Picker Control. I submitted the article on 7/31/2013 23:27 and it was closed for many good reasons. So, I edited the article and did some major revisions on it and re-submitted it. I then got another email stating that the article was closed for the same reasons. This frustrated me because I thought I would get some better feedback then a simple article closed message. So, I went to My Articles page and discovered that the "current" article's status was closed but that version was the original version that got closed first. Then there's "Revision 4" which is the latest version that had all my revisions and the status on it is "Pending". So my question is, Is this article closed or not? I want Revision 4 to be the current version. How can I change that? I think you'll find that Revision 4 is much improved over the "current" version. Thanks for your help.

Peter Ringering