APPENDIX F SPELLING WORDS FOR SuperMICAR DATA ENTRY

CHAPTER III BASIC DATA ENTRY INSTRUCTIONS
Setting SuperMICAR Options). Once the files are removed from
your directory, you cannot open them using SuperMICAR
without first restoring them.
5. Clicking on the Start button will begin the backup process
(filename.SBK). If a previous backup exists, you will be
prompted to either abort the backup or replace the previous
backup. If you choose to replace the previous backup, that
prior backup file will be renamed before the current backup
is performed (filename.SB$); Thus one accidental "replace"
during backup can still be recovered While the backup is
underway, the title of the dialog box will change to
"Working." When the backup is complete a "Backup
Successful" message will appear.
6. The main screen and Menu Bar will be re-displayed.
Restoring from SuperMICAR Backups
At some point it may be necessary to restore a data file from a
backup (see Creating SuperMICAR Backups). For the Restore from
Backup function to be active, you cannot have a file currently open
(see Closing a SuperMICAR File). To use SuperMICAR’s Restore
function to retrieve data from a backup file:
"Restore From Backup" restores files from the backup (or other
chosen) directory to the current data directory. Therefore, it is
advisable to verify the current data path before you move through the
steps for restoring a file. See Setting SuperMICAR Options to verify
(or change) current path settings.
1. From the main screen, press {Alt+F} to select the File Menu
Option.
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