Even when compression is being used
you can use 3rd party programs to access
the backup files, e.g. WinZip. If your
backup files are stored on an FTP server
then any FTP client can be used, e.g.
Internet Explorer.
Being able to easily
restore data is a core function of
any backup program. Here are some example
scenarios of when you'll want to run
a restore operation:
• You inadvertently delete
a file and/or folder and need to recover
it easily and quickly.
• As you're working on a document,
the parent program unexpectedly crashes
and your work is gone. If you've setup
a backup to run in the background,
you'll be able to restore to the last
backup point.
• Your computer suffers a catastrophic
failure, and you cannot access any
files or folders. Having backed up
onto an external drive or disk, you
will be able to easily restore your
valuable files onto a new computer.
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Remember:
running a restore operation is
not reversible.
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The remaining
part of this e-book assumes you've
already installed SyncBackSE.
You can Download
SyncBackSE at any time. When
you've downloaded the file, double
click 'SyncBackSE_Setup.exe' and
follow the simple installation
instructions.
