Npust email list manager is freeware for personal use. That will allow you to manage your email lists faster and easier than ever before. Npust email list manager v.1.02 Npust email list manager is a high performance list management application.Extension List Dumper for Linux v.1.15.0 This extension adds a button ('Dump list').When this button is pressed, a new window is opened with the list of installed extensions, themes or plugins (as plain text, as HTML, as CSV or as BBCode). Extension List Dumper v.1.15.2 This extension adds a button ('Dump list') to the Add-ons window.Now Time Machine will back up both your Mac and the USB stick on the next pass. Once the USB stick has been formatted correctly, you will then copy the data from the temporary storage location back to the USB stick.īy default, the USB stick will be Excluded from Time Machine backups, so you will need to open up Time Machine Preferences / Options, click on the name of the drive to highlight it, then click the - (minus) button at the bottom of the Exclusions list. Then, you will need to use Disk Utility on your Mac to format the USB stick in Mac OS Extended (Journaled). If you already have data on the USB stick, that data will need to be copied to another drive for temporary storage. The chances that it is are just slightly above zero, so things are probably going to become more complicated if you want to accomplish your goals. Time Machine will do what you want and back up both the Mac and the data on the USB stick.IF.the USB stick is formatted in Mac OS Extended (Journaled). However, I do need to back it up, and hence was hoping time machine/time capsule would take care of that for me. I don't plan to use the new USB stick as a backup drive, I want to use it for additional storage and plan to keep it plugged in all the time (It's fairly tiny). Is there something I'm missing, or another way to back up this drive automatically? Subsequently, on rechecking the Time Machine preferences Option box, the drive that I just removed from the exclusion list, is back on the list!įeel like I'm going in circles…. It appears to remove the USB flash drive at this point and allows me to save and close the options box, however it still does not appear to back up the external formatted USB drive onto Time Capsule. I then attempted to remove the flash drive from the Time Machine preferences exclusion list (by selecting 'options' and then selecting the '-' button to remove the highlighted drive). I have already formatted the USB flash drive so it is now 'Mac OS External (Journaled)'.

(I was planning on dumping my photos/videos onto the new USB stick and freeing up some space on my macbook). I have just bought an external USB flash/thumb drive believing that I could expand the memory of my currently full macbook (OS X 10.7.5), whilst keeping an up to date backup of everything on my Time Capsule.

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