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Step 1: Backup Jobs - creating a backup job is the first step of running a backup for the first time.
Step 2: Select Files - the second step is selecting the files for your first backup. This also includes Searches, Shortcuts and Outlook Agent.
Step 3: Saving To - the third step to running a backup is deciding where you want your backup files to be saved.
Step 4: Job Settings - WinBackup has a set of powerful functions to help you choose the type of backup file, and levels of compression and encryption.
Step 5: The WinBackup Scheduler
Running the Backup: Running the Backup - after following at least step 1 through 3, you can run your first backup.
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WinBackup - Create an Outlook Express Backup |
| Winbackup - How to create an Outlook Express Backup |
Most Windows users should be familiar with Microsoft Outlook Express. While using Outlook Express is fairly easy, finding and backing up the emails can be a little more complicated.
Outlook Express stores emails in .dbx files and there might be several different dbx files depending on how many email folders you have created in Outlook Express.
If you are using Windows 98, you can probably locate your emails somewhere in the Windows directory.
In Windows 2000 and XP, emails are usually stored somewhere in the user data or application data folder.
 Locating the Email Storage Folder
The easiest way to find out exactly where your emails are stored is to start Outlook Express, go to the Tools menu, and open the Options dialog box. In the Options dialog box, select the Maintenance page and click the Store Folder button. Here you can find the path to the folder containing your emails. To open the folder, copy the path and paste in the address field of the Windows File Manager. You should see a number of .dbx files and possibly some other files, too.
When using WinBackup, you can simply skip this step because WinBackup automatically finds your emails and adds an email icon to the User Data section if you are using Outlook Express. WinBackup also locates and backs up your address book, which is often not included in the email folder.
Backing Up Your Emails
After locating the email folder, you could include this folder in backups to back up your emails. Make sure that your backup program does not try to lock the files while running a backup because this will cause file sharing problems whenever Outlook Express is running.
If you are using WinBackup, this should not be a problem because WinBackup does not attempt to lock files and can therefore backup your emails while Outlook Express is running without causing any file sharing problems. You can also try to copy the emails to a new folder before running a backup to avoid file-sharing problems, or you can close Outlook Express whenever a backup operation is started.
Restoring Your Emails
To restore your emails, locate the email folder as described above and restore the email files to this folder. If you have reinstalled Windows, you might have to restore the files to a different folder and that could possibly cause some problems.
If you are using WinBackup, you can select the emails item on the Restore page. WinBackup will automatically find the email folder and restore your emails. WinBackup can also restore your address book if you select this icon on the Restore page. When restoring emails, it is important to realize that any existing emails will be removed unless they are located in folders that do not exist in the backup.
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