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The only file you need to "back-up" are data files. Basically, if you put it in "My Documents", then you should make a backup. Any software that you install is already saved, to the extent that you have the installation disk. If you lose your hard drive, you use the disks to reinstall the software and then you can use to restore data saved all your documents.
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The only file you need to "back-up" are data files. Basically, if you put it in "My Documents", then you should make a backup. Any software that you install is already saved, to the extent that you have the installation disk. If you lose your hard drive, you use the disks to reinstall the software and then you can use to restore data saved all your documents.
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(From old blog's comments)
Create a back-up of software for what?
Do create backups of the installed version of the release. Simply save the file usually called "setup.exe" on a CD or diskette because of you.
(From old blog's comments)
simple, insert the CD, In CD Drive. Go to My Computer, then Right Click on CD-Drive. There you can see the files of some software. Select all the files copied And Them (Right Click Select After all files and click Copy). Then, create a new folder in any player. Then paste the file in New Folder.You All will get a copy backup copies of your software.
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