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<p>[QUOTE="Stork, post: 3124296, member: 71642"][USER=79167]@Johnnie Black[/USER] </p><p><br /></p><p>ReCollector is set up to sync via dropbox (for the app/main program to communicate) so there is online backing up involved if I understand that correctly. You can also generate web page content and at least one user commenting on another thread basically would upload his coins to his personal webpage as part of his system. </p><p><br /></p><p>I don't recall anything specific about Exact Change. No app associated, so I'm guessing any cloud back up is a manual thing.</p><p><br /></p><p>Tap Forms has an app for my phone I haven't gotten yet. You can generate a back up file (automated on quit, though I still need to set this up...your question prompted me to go looking for the information). The location can be set to dropbox or iCloud apparently. I have done a manual back up to try out restoring from it (just as I was starting playing on the sample form so it wasn't a risk). It sat on my desktop (which IS on iCloud) but I could have easily put a copy on dropbox manually. Long story short, it appears there is an easy way to automate this to either iCloud or dropbox.</p><p><br /></p><p>I'm turning into a bit of a fan for Tap Forms...I look around my house and start thinking of things to do with it like home inventory, vet records, tracking medical stuff due. We'll see if I can keep up the momentum. And, this is why I chose it. Same cost as reCollector, but more generic in functionality. Both were ~$50 (vs. ~$80 for ExactChange...but that one had the extras for the US/World collectors). The app will cost extra for TF, it might be free for ReCollector.</p><p><br /></p><p>There are 1001 other programs out there but I didn't find them...and these three took enough of my time as I gave them all reasonably serious trial runs (not to mention the straight up spreadsheets too). </p><p><br /></p><p>These are also very Lite programs. I am no way super computer savvy so no Filemaker, Access, coding or anything a real database pro could manage on short notice. The fact I even understand as much as I do is all because of coins now. But give me drag/drop website building and a prefab database platform please for this former/borderline Luddite.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Stork, post: 3124296, member: 71642"][USER=79167]@Johnnie Black[/USER] ReCollector is set up to sync via dropbox (for the app/main program to communicate) so there is online backing up involved if I understand that correctly. You can also generate web page content and at least one user commenting on another thread basically would upload his coins to his personal webpage as part of his system. I don't recall anything specific about Exact Change. No app associated, so I'm guessing any cloud back up is a manual thing. Tap Forms has an app for my phone I haven't gotten yet. You can generate a back up file (automated on quit, though I still need to set this up...your question prompted me to go looking for the information). The location can be set to dropbox or iCloud apparently. I have done a manual back up to try out restoring from it (just as I was starting playing on the sample form so it wasn't a risk). It sat on my desktop (which IS on iCloud) but I could have easily put a copy on dropbox manually. Long story short, it appears there is an easy way to automate this to either iCloud or dropbox. I'm turning into a bit of a fan for Tap Forms...I look around my house and start thinking of things to do with it like home inventory, vet records, tracking medical stuff due. We'll see if I can keep up the momentum. And, this is why I chose it. Same cost as reCollector, but more generic in functionality. Both were ~$50 (vs. ~$80 for ExactChange...but that one had the extras for the US/World collectors). The app will cost extra for TF, it might be free for ReCollector. There are 1001 other programs out there but I didn't find them...and these three took enough of my time as I gave them all reasonably serious trial runs (not to mention the straight up spreadsheets too). These are also very Lite programs. I am no way super computer savvy so no Filemaker, Access, coding or anything a real database pro could manage on short notice. The fact I even understand as much as I do is all because of coins now. But give me drag/drop website building and a prefab database platform please for this former/borderline Luddite.[/QUOTE]
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