[G4] Trying to backup

[Jay E. Krauss, Jr.]

As a general rule you need do nothing; check the execution errors; 
caches on the main disk change as the system runs or as programs are 
used, thus the exact state of the hard disk at the end of 
Retrospect's run is not the same as it was when it started







>Hello Michael,
>    I'm asking a question again. I asked it before but you may have missed it.
>When I completred the backup, I was left with a note that said "14 
>execution errors"
>What should I do at this point?
>Thanks
>
>Wilton
>
>>Michael L. Brown wrote:
>>
>>>Wilton, open Retrospect ExpressX as you did before. At the main 
>>>window select the "Backup" button. Then select the Destinaion 
>>>Button. You will then see a window asking which Backup Set you 
>>>want to use. Select "New". That will bring you to a window titled 
>>>"Backup Set Creation". Set the file type selection from "Removable 
>>>Disk" to "File". The next window will ask you where you want to 
>>>save that file. Select your external hard drive, and that should 
>>>do it.
>>>
>>>I found that if you backed out of the program at that stage, it 
>>>will still be set to "File" the next time.
>>>
>>>Good Luck.
>>>
>>Thanks a lot Mchael. Your instructions worked perfectly.
>>When everything was completed I was left with a note that said "14 
>>execution errors?"
>>Do i do anything?
>>Thanks
>>
>>Wilton
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