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Any one know how i can save a copy of KM 0.9.12 and put it into safe keeping,This is my favorite version .I use km 0.9.12 all the time i would however like to save it without having to disturb my already KM 0.9.12.This is something new to me to do this, lots of things i can do but this is a first for me .Thanks for any help. Also this is the greatest browser i have ever used lowest memory usage fast better than firefox my alltime favorite. Any one who reads this if you don't have it get it you want be dissappointed.
Depends upon what backup mediums you have, like a CD or DVD burner or similar. I mean the answer is going to be pretty straightforward as you should realise.
Perry,
Most people use zip files to backup files and/or folders/directories. You can do the same. WinZip, among other archive programs, loads up in Windows Explorer and so you could zip up the entire folder and all the sub-folders underneath the main folder into a zip file on your hard drive. You could then BURN that folder to a CD and save it forever or so long as CDR discs survive before degrading!
Thank you very much. I don't ever want to lose this version
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Save a copy of KM 0.9.12
Posted by:
perry
Date: April 23, 2006 10:09PM
Any one know how i can save a copy of KM 0.9.12 and put it into safe keeping,This is my favorite version .I use km 0.9.12 all the time i would however like to save it without having to disturb my already KM 0.9.12.This is something new to me to do this, lots of things i can do but this is a first for me .Thanks for any help. Also this is the greatest browser i have ever used lowest memory usage fast better than firefox my alltime favorite. Any one who reads this if you don't have it get it you want be dissappointed.
Re: Save a copy of KM 0.9.12
Posted by:
Al.
Date: April 23, 2006 11:02PM
Depends upon what backup mediums you have, like a CD or DVD burner or similar. I mean the answer is going to be pretty straightforward as you should realise.
Re: Save a copy of KM 0.9.12
Posted by:
ndebord
Date: April 24, 2006 12:13AM
Perry,
Most people use zip files to backup files and/or folders/directories. You can do the same. WinZip, among other archive programs, loads up in Windows Explorer and so you could zip up the entire folder and all the sub-folders underneath the main folder into a zip file on your hard drive. You could then BURN that folder to a CD and save it forever or so long as CDR discs survive before degrading!
Re: Save a copy of KM 0.9.12
Posted by:
perry
Date: April 24, 2006 02:44AM
Thank you very much. I don't ever want to lose this version
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