[#1]

I have a large Word doc, and part of it got corrupted more than a month ago, but I didn't notice.  Am I out of luck?  If so, is there any way Mozy could add an option to save more than 30 days' worth of backups, as long as my quota is not exceeded (and maybe just keep deleting the oldest files when it is)?  I'm only using ~800MB now, and it would be great to have an option for more history, even if it's buried deep enough in the menu tree that it never becomes popular enough to cost Mozy a lot more storage space.

Thanks,

E

[#2]

Right click on the file of interest from within Windows (file) Explorer

Select "Restore Previous Version"

If more than one version comes up, then grab a copy of each.

There is no option to keep more than 30 days worth of versioning. Mozy's current pricing structure does not charge for versions, so any increase would come straight out of their profits.

Some people that pay for MozyHome will

backup a computer,

uninstall the Mozy app,

drastically change the computer name,

reinstall the Mozy app

and backup again.

The first computer's backup should stay there as long as the account is all paid up. This probably does not work for MozyHome free users.

Another scheme is to keep your own local version control for a document - add a date to the file name, copy the document if you are going to change it, add a new date to that copy. Keep doing this for the life of the document and let Mozy backup each version.