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Posted by JimH on February 26, 2008, 7:06 pm
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XS11E wrote:
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>> Yes, it definitely looks like it's not possible to
>> avoid those backup files.
>> Oh well, I'll keep deleting them manually before
>> synchronizing my various hard drives.
>
> Unless you're very short of space on your hard drive I can't imagine
> why you'd want to delete them? They're not too huge and they might
> save you some problems some day.
>
I had a friend who used to use an external encryption file on his data.
He decrypted it before starting Quicken. The same script encrypted the
files, and backed them up after Quicken ended. He didn't want the
unencrypted backup files anywhere on his computer.
I don't do this, but I can see where someone would not want all of their
financial data in files that they did not specifically create.
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Jim
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