On Thu 23-Jun-05 5:07am -0500, Allie Martin wrote:

> On Thursday, June 23, 2005 at 2:09:17 AM [GMT -0500], Roelof Otten
> wrote:
>
>> Those items are not lost. A full back-up
>> includes registry setting,
>> filters, account properties, address book, files associated with
>> smartbat and messages. IIRC customization isn't included with the
>> back-up, so save your tbuser.def separately. Note that the files
>> associated with smartbat are restored encrypted when you're switching
>> to OTFE, so when you prefer one of them to be plain unencrypted text
>> (like a cookie file) you'd better save it seperately.
>
> Additionally, on occasion, TB!'s backup system doesn't go well and
> there's a problem with restoring, so I always
> recommend doing a separate
> backup of the original system, which is to copy the installation
> directory to another location and export the registry key to file.
>
> If OTFE doesn't work, or the TB! backup doesn't restore, it's no problem
> since the TB! installation is backed up in another way.

That issue has bothered me, Allie.  My "another way" is
to run a batch file that saves the full TB registry
tree and separately creates two '7z' compressed files
(program tree and mail-store tree).  That mail-store is
encrypted by TB! (once I have OTFE operational).  Won't
that be unusable once I install plaintext TB! (in case
TB!'s backup won't restore)?

It sure would be more comforting if Ritlabs had a
little utility to convert a mail-store from encrypted
to plaintext with my OFTE password.

-- 
Best regards,
Bill

The Wounded Bat 3.5.30 Pro  BayesIt! 0.8.0 Release  X-Ray 1.4.0.0  XP Pro SP2  
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