“Oh no!
Please no!” It’s happened to all of us, that sudden shock when you
realize you’ve deleted something really important. Unfortunately, no one
has created a “Go Back in Time” button but we have a near equivalent…
Backing
up your data.
If you don't already back up your data, start now.
Today. You should backup your data at least once a day, or more, depending
on how much information you enter in a day. Also, it's a good idea to create an
extra backup every time you undergo a big process that will make a lot of
changes. Then, if something goes awry (human error, virus, hard drive
crash, etc.), you can simply go back and recover the pre-screw-up data.
It's like going back in time and righting wrongs, but without something as cool
as the Tardis.
EventPro Planner doesn't have a built-in backup option because backup software is a specialized area and there are so many different products you can buy or get for free. We'll leave backup software to the backup experts.
There are expanded instructions on taking backups in the EventPro Planner User Manual at Chapter 19: Utilities and Help, Data Backup.
EventPro Planner doesn't have a built-in backup option because backup software is a specialized area and there are so many different products you can buy or get for free. We'll leave backup software to the backup experts.
There are expanded instructions on taking backups in the EventPro Planner User Manual at Chapter 19: Utilities and Help, Data Backup.
