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Vitaly:
When you backup your files and try to restore with a different operating
system or even with different versions of the same operating system, they
might not restore them at all. If you are very knowledgeable about
operating systems you might be able to overcome this problem. Its not
supposed to happen, but it does!
My associates and I have found it safer to zip up files and copy them back
onto the hard drive.
Lionel Issen
At 11:26 AM 7/3/97 -0700, Vitaly Larichev wrote:
>> CAUTION make zip files of all your critical
>> data and files (it might not be possible to restore backups).
>
>WHAAAATTTTT ????
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> Utterly perplexed, Vitaly
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>Lionel Issen wrote:
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>> I had few problems converting to Win 95. It is more stable than Win 3.xx,
>> and it is usually possible to recover without rebooting. there are some
>> programs like Cybermedia that can perform fixes on the fly that might
>> otherwiser require a reboot. CAUTION make zip files of all your critical
>> data and files (it might not be possible to restore backups).
>>
>> Lionel
>>
>> At 02:25 AM 7/3/97 EDT, Richard C. Fredette wrote:
>> >To all Windows 95 converts:
>> >
>> >I'm currently still using Windows 3.1 and will soon convert to Windows
>> >95. Has anyone experienced problems or have advice that will make the
>> >conversion as smooth as possible? In particular, I don't want to lose
>> >any data in my Metastock directories. Will Metastock 4.5 (Realtime
>> >version) continue to work as well under 95 as it does with 3.1? Thanks.
>> >
>> >Dick
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