A recent thread showed that a very small grid setting resulted in the eCabinet Systems software crashing.
What is the likelihood that making a change to the settings in the program will cause eCabinets.ini to keep (i.e., \"remember\") the setting entered prior to the crash, vs. the eCabinets.ini file keeping the new setting that caused the crash?
Just wondering. To me, this suggests that one might want to make a backup of the *.ini file, keep it in a safe place, and restore it in the event of a crash.
Al
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Thanks, Larry!Larry Epplin wrote:You should use the Backup My Files functionality located in the File menu. This will hold all of your settings as well as your files so that you can restore them at a later time if needed.
I tried this for the first time earlier this week - it was fast, convenient, and a great tool to use. I backed up to a 40 GB USB-22 HDD, about the size of two business cards and maybe 3/8" thick; extremely fast data transfer, too.
Are there limits to using some of the older jump drives, due to transfer speed issues?
Al