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Periodical backup, how ???

Hi,

I am working on a system that produce large amount of data being stored on
local HDs, I want to be able to move this data ( upon HD storage depletion )
to a long term storage, e.g. a DVDR, Tape, ... for that I have considedred
using RSM, does RSM is designed for that?
where can I find code samples that demonstrate similar things?
are there any other ways to backup data?
Is there any DVDR burning API? can I integrate with the DVD Burning
mechanism that comes with WinXP*.*?

Any help would be appreciated.
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Nadav
Nov 17 '05 #1
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