To me the back-up mechanism is just a disk image of your current Windows installation, but I could be wrong. If so I apologize as I don't own such netbook. It was just common sense to me that the back-up program is only there so you can recover your system in the event of a software failure. Other back-up strageties you'll have to employ yourself if necessary.
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To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>; <bcab@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2009 6:56 PM Subject: [access-uk] Samsung NC10I would be interested in some feedback from those of you with useful vision using the NC10. I have Supernova and have found that when I am reading say, an e-mail, there is a purple box arouond the particular line of text that I am reading. Also there is a yellow marker showing me where the mouse is positioned. Has anyone else experienced this? I am unsure if it is a Supernova 10 thing but I do not think so as I have Supernova 10 on another machine and this does not occur.
I remain unclear about the backing-up mechanism. I decided to do this and it has, as Ibraham informed the list, divided the hard drive equally which in a way is a pity but I wanted to play safe in any case. Now what is the position from now on re backing-up? Have I simply backed up the factory Windows Home XP settings or have I backed up my documents also? Will I ever be asked to back-up again? Is it now up to me with regard to all my own files to back them up by another means? Will the Samsung NC10 backkkk them up for me? Sorry for all these stupid questions.
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