Digital BW, The Print

After scanning many CD's into ACDsee (almost all b&w, so sort of OT),
key-word inexing them and so forth, I realized I hadn't included the
database in the backup routine.  But, I couldn't figure out how.  The
response from ACDsee tech support was that there was no way of backing up
the files, but that it was being considered for some future release.  I may
have run across a program before that didn't allow backup of data, but one
doesn't come to mind now.  I can trash the program and start over while I've
only go 40 or so CD's input, but does anyone have a solution for this?
Thanks!


Regards,

  --Ken Carney
    www.kencarney.com

http://www.photools.com/

Very powerful.  Unique category style data base.  Very easy to back 
up.  Excellent support.

Tom

Tuesday, July 22, 2003, 5:25:56 PM, Ken Carney wrote:

KC> After scanning many CD's into ACDsee (almost all b w, so sort of OT),
KC> key-word inexing them and so forth, I realized I hadn't included the
KC> database in the backup routine.  But, I couldn't figure out how.  The
KC> response from ACDsee tech support was that there was no way of backing up
KC> the files, but that it was being considered for some future release.  I may
KC> have run across a program before that didn't allow backup of data, but one
KC> doesn't come to mind now.  I can trash the program and start over while I've
KC> only go 40 or so CD's input, but does anyone have a solution for this?
KC> Thanks!


KC> Regards,

KC>  --Ken Carney
KC>     www.kencarney.com


Nope. I considered using ACDSee for the same thing more than a year
ago. But before I did so I emailed and asked them how I back up the
database. Got the same answer as you did.....over a year ago!

Best regards,
 Richard  

mailto:richard@...

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