Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2000 09:28:56 -0700 (PDT)
From: David Chien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Reformat and reload Libretto 100ct
> >If they are, simply burn a copy of the entire directory to CD, and you can
>
> Not everyone has a CD-rom burner on their libretto. I do, but I'm probably
> only one of a handful of people.
Well, if nothing else, it's a highly recommended investment.
You can immediately put it to use by making a complete backup of your
Libretto HD -- if a virus or whatnot hits the HD, simply drop the CD(s) in and
restore in a couple minutes.
You can use it to backup just about everything you have - data, music, files,
reusmes, photos, etc. - in a cheap (<$0.50 per disc today), reliable format.
If nothing else, you can at least backup the Win98se files to a desktop HD or
to floppies if you don't have access to a CD-RW drive (borrow, friends, etc.).
You can transfer the files off the Libretto under windows (use Direct Cable
Connection, or network mounted drive, or ftp/TCP/IP transfers) or under DOS
(Laplink, Interlink, Ghost), before you wipe the HD, then transfer the files
back again to install.
Or, a boring 1.5 minutes per floppy disk * however many needed for the entire
win98 directory if you ZIP/ARJ/etc. the directory to floppies.
d =)
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