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JDOffice 1.2
Backup/Restore the Data
Data is unique and lost data cannot be re-created. To ensure that you can restore your
data in the event of a computer failure, it is advised that you regularly perform backups and
save the file on an external drive such as a Zip disk. Backing up creates an exact copy of
your data so that it can be retrieved in the event of a failure.
When installing JDOffice, an external backup/restore program will automatically be copied
to the GreenStar directory; the name of this program is JDBackup.
Of the three applications that install (JDOffice, JDDBManager, and JDBackup) only one of
them can be running at a time. If you try to run a second application, you will receive an
error message asking you to close the running application before you start the new one.
Backup the Data
During the backup, you select where you would like to save the backup file; this file will be
overwritten each time you run the program. The saved data includes all archived data for
all years found in JDOffice.
An additional option on the Dates Preferences tab serves as a reminder to backup your
data. Simply enter the number of days you wish to wait before being reminded to back up
your data again. All of the backed up data will be saved in one file, and each new backup
command will replace the previously saved file - unless you choose a different location or
name.
Backup JDOffice data:
1. Close JDOffice.
2. Click on the Start button .
3. Select Programs.
4. Select GreenStar>JDBackup.
5. Click the... (ellipse) button in the Backup section.
6. A default directory will be selected.
• If you would like a different location, it
on this screen.
7. Click OK.
8. A name (based on time and date) will be
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