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Steve and Majik :Another question re backing up files
"Prozac" <Prozac@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:2BAABFDA-F773-4F38-92B5-86FAD799303C@xxxxxx Hi Prozac, I believe the problem is that you will only see the "Change Settings" under the "Back up Files" button (See step 14 in link below) if you back up files on your computer and not when you do the "Back up Complete"

Backing up files
David C. sham...@techie.com comp sys mac system Chrissy wrote: My boss wants me to start backing up our computers using the cd burner. When I do this, should I just copy every single file from the computer to the cd? I've never done it before. Will it take a few cd's? We have a couple eMacs w/burning software built

backing up files/data
Recovering from the crash, I manually selected and attempted to drag-n-drop-copy that one file to the new folder, and it crashed again! Recovering from the crash, I then attempted to copy the all the remaining files. NO problem. I then tried to copy this one file again, it crashed! I then tried to backup the copied

-> Stop backing up once and for all? <-
I'm tryiing to automate my back up of Outlook but I was able to find some info on backing up files in every version of Outlook in this ng except for Outlook 2000. Are the steps the same or is their an article someone can direct me to on Microsofts' web site specifically for this version. Thanks.

Database backup issue - Space requirements
G:" command but although I may only have about a dozen new files to back up, I have to go through the whole list to make sure that they get backed up. Once I run the "Copy *.* G:" command, I get the message "File exists, overwrite Y/N" over and over again until the new files are found. So, is there a way to do this

Backing up Files (Humour)
The problem is that after 2 months or so the drive always gets full and stops backing up files. I thought" "Previously backed-up versions of files use only a bare minimum of disk space. If only a small part of a file changes (such as one slide in a presentation), only that portion gets tracked and saved.

-> Stop backing up once and for all? <-
Sorry. but I AMlearning You're better off copying all of your files to DVD-R as data discs, and then backing up your database. You just set your burning software to create a "DATA" CD. This will allow it to burn a copy of all the files in question to a blank disc in their original format, whether it be mp3 files,

need method of backing up files
I am trying to back up all my e-mail messages and messages stored in local folders in Outlook Express. When I copy and paste the Identities folder, the files are all dbx files and only open in code in WordPad. How can I back up my folders and messages and be able to open them in Word?

Backing up files
I'm in need of advice on backing up files. My computer is acting up. I keep getting alot of "program has performed an illegal operation" error messages. Not just on 1 program. Sometimes everything I open gives me an error. Sames error every time, just a diffrent header. Anyway I want to back up my c drive and then

-> Stop backing up once and for all? <-
Kevin Rodgers kev...@ihs.com gnu emacs bug I think the paragraph about vc-make-backup-files should be moved from the "Backup Names" node of the manual to the "Backup" node, that the parenthetical reference to the make-backup-files variable in the "Backup" node should be moved into its own paragraph (or joined with

Problem backing up files on linux machine ( linux newbie )
Got to C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Microsoft\Templates and backup all files to backup templates and C:\Documents and I want to be certain that my address book and templates etc. in outlook are backed up. When exploring the back up drive, what files do I open to see address book,

Backing up to a remote (PC) disc
However, I'm actually more interested in how SQL Server handles the space when backing up a database over existing backup files. Should I have double the space available to handle temporary files and the actual backup files? Does SQL Server overwrite the existing files but not show the file changes in windows

backup and autosave files cleanup
The attributes can be reset, but it is a real "pain" when you have to deal with lots of files. MaryL b thomas hunton wrote: Hello everyone. I'm in need of advice on backing up files. My computer is acting up. I keep getting alot of "program has performed an illegal operation" error messages. Not just on 1 program.

Question about backing up
Jeff Richards MS MVP W95/W98 "Charlie" <cdaddurf...@cs.com> wrote in message news:060c01c3361c$71ebaa40$a501280a@phx.gbl... I have made several attempts to back up business files onto a CD. Each time an error message: 'Cannot back-up files, disc is write protected.' These are brand new discs and they are empty.

Backing up files in Outlook 2000
->We are trying to go from Win 98 to Win NT ->and the backup process with the zip CD is just not working. ->We are backing up our files to a CD-RW. But after one CD is completed, are ->backed up, ->the backup software (MS seagate) does not proceed to ->the next CD. It just shuts down, ie, we cannot continue from

Need help with backing up files
Hi, I told Quicken (2008 in my case) NOT to backup files. But still it does create backups without my consent. Any way to stop this stupid thing? I have a backup process on my computer that takes care of saving those files. But I don't want to back up the files I didn't ask for. Thanks for any help Sincerely,

backing up files
Yep, you're only relying on the ability of the online backup supplier to keep the data safe and secure and the decisions by management whether to stay in business or not. In case they go bankrupt is one reason why I still have an external USB drive as well that I periodically backup files to.

URGENT HELP - MONEY 2006 won't start at all !!
Kai Grossjohann grossjoh...@ls6.cs.uni-dortmund.de gnu emacs help On Mon, 23 Feb 1998, James Crouse said: James> Now that I have the function James> verified, it still doesn't produce a backup file. Well, the function make-backup-file-name only produces a name for the backup file. The backup file itself is produced

Backing up files
Hi: I am loading all file names in a dir to a stringlist. I want to copy each file in turn to a backup directory by iterating through the stringlist. The problem is I can't seem to find a function to copy a file from a to b. Is there such a thing in BCB?? I looked at batchmove/copy but I want to back up(copy) *.mdx

-> Stop backing up once and for all? <-
The general balancing act on the disks was meant to allow parallel access to streaming audio files (D:), streaming samples (S:), and temporary files (E:) and (though hopefully not necessary) swap space (C:). The other main logic behind the partitions is for purposes of backup. Really the only things I back up