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Hi b,
Friday, January 30, 2004, 12:35:24 PM, you wrote:
b> TrueImage will let you put 1 or more partitions into a single back
b> up file. So you could put backups of drive C, D, and F into a
b> single backup file. Of course, that back up image has to be stored
b> on a partition ofther than C, D, or F.
True, but he is taking about one partition from a desktop, and one
from a laptop, I believe. If they were networked, perhaps they could
be put into the same file. If not, they would be two separate files.
b> I understand, although I have not tried this, that you can restore
b> individual files or folders if you do not need to restore a full
b> partition.
You can mount an image, and use it even without restoring. Any
program on the mounted image would work, although you might have to
play with registry settings. But drag and drop would work for
restoring in this case. It works perfectly; I've done it.
b> However, the smallest unit TrueImage can back up is a
b> partition. You can not back up just a few folders from a
b> partition. It is all or nothing when backing up a
b> partition.
Yes.
b> That is one reason I use xxCopy in addition to TrueImage. For my
b> window's partition, I know I would want to restore all of it, I
b> use TrueImage.
Exactly what I do. Xxcopy is the "flash" backup that makes sure all
your data is up to date and duplicated, in a few minutes or less.
Then TI does the partition work less frequently.
Best,
Yuki
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