Always place the cookware directly in the center of the microwave oven and use oven mitts when removing to avoid burns. Silicone cookware can also go into the freezer without warping or cracking, and it can be transferred from the freezer and heated without damaging the mold as well. Do not use metal tools to remove food from or to cut food in Smartware cookware. This may damage the silicone.
Use tools without sharp surfaces instead, such as wooden, plastic or Teflon-coated utensils. Renee Miller began writing professionally in , contributing to websites and the "Community Press" newspaper.
She is co-founder of On Fiction Writing, a website for writers. Miller holds a diploma in social services from Clarke College in Belleville, Ontario. By: Renee Miller. The Safety of Refrigerators and Standard across its entire line of external drives, SmartWare provides users with a very straight forward if at times too simplified way to automatically backup your files.
Once installed, SmartWare will scan your computer defaults to drive C: and present you with a graphical representation of all the various bits of data in 6 main categories: System, Pictures, Other, Music, Movies, and Documents.
You can either select all or pick and choose the particular types of files you want to be automatically backed up when your My Book Essential is plugged in. SmartWare will continuously update the graphical representation with the status of your backup. The extra-cautious can backup that Dropbox account to the external disk, and the whole affair isn't limited to the company's MyBook drives, either; just about any old USB storage will do.
Additionally, in the event that a file is deleted, lost, or a previous version of a file is needed, WD SmartWare Pro makes it easy to quickly restore and retrieve backed-up data. WD SmartWare Pro is simple to set up with an intuitive installation interface that lets customers get up and running in just a few simple clicks.
Once the software is setup and the drives are connected, WD SmartWare Pro visually presents customers' files and folders in a control center where they can manage multiple external hard drives and their Dropbox account.
The software has two easy-to-use backup settings, allowing customers to set up their preferred file backup process. Also, there is little feedback during backup. I have used SmartWare for years, and other than a small UI design issue, it was excellent. Since the newer WD portable drives are not supported by SmartWare, I will be looking elsewhere for portable drives.
Has anybody used Seagate? Best advice I found. WD Smartware no longer works properly and Acronis is miserable to use unless you have days to find a stored file. WD tech support is DOA now so getting away from their software is the best thing to do. Support Downloads Knowledge Base. German Spanish Italian French. HGST Support. Which one to use?
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