Shane
April 28th 03, 05:44 PM
I am almost sure that you have to backup using a floppy
then i think you can then convert it onto cd. You will
have to do a complete backup. Sorry i can't be much more
help.
>-----Original Message-----
>I am having a hard time with Windows XP. My Windows
>crashed on my computer, so I had to purchase a new one.
I
>had a friend who was able to get my data from my old
one,
>and save it on a CD. I would like to do my upgrades &
it
>says you need to back up your info first. When I went
>into Backup, it says to use a floppy, but I would like
to
>do it on CD's. It suggests you do a complete backup in
>case you need to restore. Is this necessary? I have my
>CD from my other computer. I had to go out & purchase
>QuickBooks Pro 2003 & that's another whole story. I
quess
>all I need to really copy is any current info in
>Quickbooks & Microsoft Works. Is this correct?
>
>Thank You,
>Karen
>.
>
then i think you can then convert it onto cd. You will
have to do a complete backup. Sorry i can't be much more
help.
>-----Original Message-----
>I am having a hard time with Windows XP. My Windows
>crashed on my computer, so I had to purchase a new one.
I
>had a friend who was able to get my data from my old
one,
>and save it on a CD. I would like to do my upgrades &
it
>says you need to back up your info first. When I went
>into Backup, it says to use a floppy, but I would like
to
>do it on CD's. It suggests you do a complete backup in
>case you need to restore. Is this necessary? I have my
>CD from my other computer. I had to go out & purchase
>QuickBooks Pro 2003 & that's another whole story. I
quess
>all I need to really copy is any current info in
>Quickbooks & Microsoft Works. Is this correct?
>
>Thank You,
>Karen
>.
>