-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Quicken Backup
- From: "T. Hunt" <ilrover@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2005 10:54:15 -0500
What software did you use to copy the Quicken data to the CD? Do you
have any CD-R's? (How long did it take to erase the CD-RW?) I would
recommend you use CD-R's instead. The CD burning program of choice for
me is Nero, since I believe it has the simplest interface of all of
them, especially for those with less experience.
If you let me know what program you're using, I may be able to send you
some screen shots that may help.
Tom
Glo wrote:
> Tom, I finally tried to copy Quicken to a CD. I had an RW which I erased
> and used. The software and burner both showed that it was recording, but
> when it was "finished successfully" there was nothing on it! I chose data
> cd and DAO and checked it to "close disk" so I could check to see if it
> happened. If that wasn't enough of a mess, Kodak Easyshare software popped
> up and tried to make an album out of the whole mess! I didn't know what to
> do, so just closed it all up and haven't tried again. Do you have any idea
> how or why this happened? I also wanted to back up to a folder on the hard
> drive as you suggested and then make the cd, but don't know how to do that.
> I'm stumped and still have no backup. ~Glo
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