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Quicken Backup (Part 2) Don 07-19-2007
Posted by John Pollard on July 20, 2007, 10:18 am
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 Don wrote:

>> 2.) What is the fully qualified name of the file you are
>> trying to
>> backup? [I assume you were trying to backup the same file for
>> all of
>> your tests.] Qdata.QDF

Are you saying that your Qdata.QDF file is located in the root
folder of your hard drive? When I said "fully qualified name",
I meant the file name and path.


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Posted by Don on July 20, 2007, 10:22 am
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:Don
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> --
> :Don
>> Don wrote:
>>> Am I supposed to be able to back up to a hard drive?
>>
>> Yes.
>>
>> How about some more information?
>>
>> 1.) What operating system? Windows Vista
>
>> 2.) What is the fully qualified name of the file you are trying to
>> backup? [I assume you were trying to backup the same file for all of your
>> tests.] Qdata.QDF

The complete path of the file I am backing up is:
C:Program FilesQuickenQdata.QDF

My successful backups are made to J: (which is my Iomega Zip Drive)

My unsuccessful backups are attempted made to C:
Also to my two external hard drives K: and L: (both unsuccessful and
both are external hard drives connected via USB port)
>
>> 3.) What is the complet