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On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 10:08:40 -0000, "DL" address@invalid wrote:
No, because the backup tool actually creates a copy of the data file, but names it backup. And why would you want to have multiple 'backups' by date? The 'backup' contains all data as of the backup date, so if you created a backup in November, December's backup contains all that was there in November (Other than what you deleted) The tool should'nt be confused with a 'normal' backup application that can create incremental etc backups what would you suggest for 'normal' backup using Xp Pro? Cheers Geoff "Geoff Cox" wrote in message .. . Hello, I have installed pfbackup.exe for Outlook 2003 and XP Pro. I find that it overwrites the backup file each time. Is it possible to have date stamped backup files? Cheers Geoff |
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