Hello Avi,

On 02 March 2005 at 10:43:39 GMT +0200 (which was 09:43:39 where I
live), Avi Yashar wrote and made these valuable points on the subject
of "Backup Observation and Questions":

> I have used the TB backup utility to transfer TB from one computer to
> another. Unfortunately, I find that there are problems in both the
> backup process and the restore process.

> The backup process appears to work fine if I don't backup any IMAP
> accounts. But at least one IMAP account seems to have a problem with
> the Inbox. So, okay, I just skipped the backup of the IMAP accounts
> (just test accounts anyway).

> When I do the restore process, however, I discover new problems.
> Everything is fine except the attachments. When I try to restore the
> attachments, the restore utility fails each time. Everything goes well
> if I restore without the attachments.

> So my question is: Can I just copy my entire directory structure over
> the installation as a primitive sort of backup. In other words, just
> zip up my TB directory along with all of its subdirectories (including
> the attachments) and then just unzip those directories on the new
> computer? That seems to be the only way I can get all of my settings
> and files using the built-in TB backup-restore process.

My laptop crashed yesterday and I had to rebuild everything :">)(*&^%$!. 
Luckily, I make backups of my TB program directory and email folder 
(encrypted!!) to another PC every day (using SynchBackSE). Once a week, I also 
export TB registry entries. After I restored the TB program and email folder 
from the other PC to my laptop and imported the registry entries, I had TB up 
and running in about 5 minutes without any problem. 

-- 
Best regards,
 Dick

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