Apple's Time Machine - Part II

Apple’s Time Machine – Part II

By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes October 29, 2007, 10:40 PM PDT

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Time Machine in action!

Is it as easy to recover files from a Time Machine snapshot as it is to make the snapshot? Let’s find out!

The powerful aspect of Time Machine is that it’s simple to use – anyone familiar with Finder will be able navigate the interface.

Time Machine in action!

See the markers for different snapshots along the right of the screen? You can use this to choose the snapshot you want to look at.

Time Machine in action!

You can also use the arrows to navigate amongst the cascade of Finder panes.

Time Machine in action!

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