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To: sammy™ -_- who wrote (132)	6/4/2006 8:09:43 PM
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To back up your Outlook Express mail files automatically: * Download oebackup.bat. o Click on the link with the right mouse button. o Select Save Target As... or Save Link Target As... from the menu. * Open the downloaded file in Notepad. * Customize it for your needs. o You need to enter your Outlook Express store folder as source and o the folder where you want to keep your backup copies as destination. * You can move oebackup.bat to any folder, but I recommend either your My Documents folder or a subfolder. * Open Scheduled Tasks in your Windows Settings. * Double-click Add Scheduled Task. * Click Next. * Click Browse.... * Find and select oebackup.bat. * Click Open. * Select a scheduling option under Perform This Task. * Click Next. * Click Finish. The oebackup.bat script copies only files that have changed since the last backup. If you use the %date% directory trick, you may have to combine files from several directories to get a complete copy of your Outlook Express store folder. Apart from this, restoring from this automated backup works just like recovering from a manual backup.

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