Picture Library Backup Project

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hello everybody ,

im going to do project for Picture Library Backup. i.e. People save the pictures on their computer.Its an windows application. So that MSI installer have to be installed in users computer. Picture Library Backup will keep track of which pictures have been backed up. This means you can make new backup disks that only contain new pictures.

By making use of this application you won’t have to worry about hard disk failures. Moving pictures to a new computer or paying for online storage.

goal : backup their pictures.

Thanks in Advance

Posted 29-Apr-11 20:02pm

itsmecoder

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OriginalGriff 30-Apr-11 2:18am

Good for you: everyone should have a hobby!
Now, was there something you wanted to ask?
A question, perhaps?

OriginalGriff 30-Apr-11 2:34am

The OP wrote as an answer:
"need some documentation for that.
then no other else , OriginalGriff"

OriginalGriff 30-Apr-11 2:34am

What kind of documentation are you looking for?

Sandeep Mewara 30-Apr-11 3:15am

Comment from OP:
OriginalGriff , i need documentaion for how to implement that one. for to get some ideas.
OriginalGriff , i need some theoritical. Im going to do in C# with WPF. if i get code then too helpful

Sandeep Mewara 30-Apr-11 3:16am

Tried anything?

Smithers-Jones 1-May-11 5:29am

No question, no effort.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2011-04-29T21:30:00

I think before you go any further, you need to sit down and do some design.

Think about what you want to achieve, and the resources you will need to achieve that.
Now think about the physical resources you have available, and how you will need to change them in order to succeed.

Then, think of what the user needs to do to use your service.

Then start working out what you have to provide to the user so that he can do it.

Then you can start designing your application, and deciding on Winforms/WPF

At the moment, your idea is far too nebulous for us to give you "documentation", let alone code

BTW: Remember what I said about answers and comments? Try it - it helps.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 2 · 2011-04-30T16:14:00

Solution 5

I see no sense in this project as you plan it right now.
Why just picture is you can and protect arbitrary set of files in this way?
Think about it — you could make it much more valuable.

—SA

Posted 30-Apr-11 16:14pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov