n fact newer).
I don't know if any application would change a file's content
without changing its date/time and size. But if that happens, a
CRC32 check would expose them, too.
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this a bug? Or am I totally wrong about what RS should do in
such circumstances?
I'm using RS Desktop on Windows 2000.
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d they're locked up pretty well, so it isn't
as easy as it used to be to back them up (if memory serves, I could
backup Win95/98/NT4 registry files simply by copying them to another
directory, not anymore).
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Win2k registry correctly, but I've worked around it and it may have
been fixed in 5.15.
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stations. I'm just trying to suggest a work-around for the time
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Then when restoring, you just restore the System State, and the
registry would be back. Of course, you should backup the .bkf files
MS BAckup creates.
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e your default
document path for Windows. Fortunately as a personal user I don't
need to create new backup set too often.
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Retrospect.
If you prefer, there are freeware tools that allows you to copy
(xcopy) files with long file names under DOS. So you may make a
disaster recovery CD without Ghost or DI.
As long as you can boot into Windows environment, Retrospect
restores competently.
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