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Posted by John Aldrich on October 12, 2006, 11:01 am
Please log in for more thread options HeyBub wrote:
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> You can't "backup" to a CD.
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> Very few programs can write to a CD - programs that can write to a CD are
> super-special to handle the unique data storage methodologies of CD/DVD. For
> example, there are physically no "tracks," "blocks," or "sectors" on a CD;
> the data are transcribed in one giant honkin' spiral.
>
> You must create a "backup" on the hard drive (using whatever method the
> software application permits), then, using a special program (such as NERO),
> place that backup file on a CD.
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> Be aware, also, that when the files are returned from the CD, they return in
> a READ ONLY form.
>
Yeah... I'm aware of the "read only" problem... I have been looking on
the QuickBooks Community forum and reading there. Apparently there's a
built-in function in QuickBooks to perform a backup to disk and then
burn the resulting "bkf" file to CD.
I was hoping someone could point me to a FAQ / tutorial on how to do
backups in QuickBooks, as I know nothing about the software, other than
it's an accounting package. :-)
Thanks.
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