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The Type Lite User Guide - Freedom Scientific

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<strong>The</strong> status of file transfers is indicated by the <strong>Type</strong><br />

<strong>Lite</strong>. Entire folders cannot be copied or pasted. To<br />

copy all the contents of a folder, You must open the<br />

folder and select all files (CTRL+A CTRL+A CTRL+A), CTRL+A then press<br />

CTRL+C CTRL+C to copy the selected files to the clipboard.<br />

Note Note: Note Note Cut (CTRL+X CTRL+X CTRL+X) CTRL+X is not available.<br />

Backup Backup Backup and and Restore Restore<br />

Restore<br />

To backup all <strong>Type</strong> <strong>Lite</strong> files, press CTRL+B CTRL+B from<br />

within the Blazie Engineering note-taker entry or one<br />

of its subfolders. WinDisk keeps track of the folders<br />

from which each file was backed up, and remembers<br />

if the files were in RAM or flash memory. By default,<br />

WinDisk stores the files in a folder named backup,<br />

one level below the WinDisk folder. This is<br />

C:\windisk\backup if WinDisk was installed into the<br />

default folder.<br />

WinDisk provides support for a single backup set<br />

only. If a backup set has previously been created,<br />

move or delete the existing backup set before<br />

creating a new one. If you do not move, rename or<br />

delete the existing WinDisk backup folder prior to<br />

starting a new backup, files may be duplicated or<br />

destroyed.<br />

To restore <strong>Type</strong> <strong>Lite</strong> files from a back up set, press<br />

CTRL+R CTRL+R from within the Blazie Engineering entry or<br />

one of its subfolders. <strong>The</strong> restore process rebuilds<br />

the <strong>Type</strong> <strong>Lite</strong> file and folder system as necessary to<br />

restore the <strong>Type</strong> <strong>Lite</strong> to the same condition it was in<br />

when the backup was created. For example, if a<br />

80 Part # 440001-001 Rev. B

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