by Jerry Huang via Gladinet Cloud Storage Blog on 2/16/2011 12:17:00 AM
You have started using Google Docs and you liked it. Overtime you moved more and more documents into Google Docs and it is turned into one of you main document management site. Now you started to wonder the what ifs. What if the online account was compromised. What if you forgot the password and you can’t get your documents back. Now you decided you want to have a local backup of your Google Docs files.
Sounds like you? The solution is pretty simple with Gladinet Cloud Desktop version 3.0.
For the mounting of local disk, you can create a local folder first, such as c:\backupgdoc and mount it as a virtual folder.
The backup is done by polling the Google Docs directory structure periodically. For example, you can set it up to do so every 24 hours.
That is it. Pretty straight forward.
Gladinet Cloud Desktop 3.0 Released
Original Post: How to Backup Google Docs to Local PC
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