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Don,

Symantec has products that do this for you.   And the redundant site you mean replicated site or do you?

Its not really a field I know a lot about   , but I am interested in how you do these backups and with what product or methods you do them with.

-harry

[Twolanerider]

Don,

Symantec has products that do this for you.

[arcticdude]

If you guys will take a look at JK's Top Ten Q&A of the Auto Tune, #8 indicates any "local" modifications are only stored in the module and do not over write the base map.  The base is never changed, unless you download a new one.  No need to save another copy, just download another from Zipper's if it's ever needed.

[Twolanerider]

If you guys will take a look at JK's Top Ten Q&A of the Auto Tune, #8 indicates any "local" modifications are only stored in the module and do not over write the base map.

[DCFIREMANN]

Don if I remember correctly. When you see that prompt and you want to save changes you do that under a different file name. In other words unless you overwrite the original map it will always be save as the number given it by Zippers. When I would do any changes I would use another name for the file that I had just created.

Be Safe

THE DAWG

[Twolanerider]

Don if I remember correctly. When you see that prompt and you want to save changes you do that under a different file name. In other words unless you overwrite the original map it will always be save as the number given it by Zippers. When I would do any changes I would use another name for the file that I had just created.

Be Safe

THE DAWG

Exactly Mike.  Just like any other file handling.  Saving as the same name overwrites the original file with whatever changes you've made.  "Save as" a new filename creates a new file while leaving the original in tact. Zippers didn't write anything unusual or unexpected in to their software here. It's all perfectly normal and behaves as one would expect it to.