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Microsoft Outlook data (2000/2002/2003):
The Outlook data that can be restored include:
+ Personal Files and Data Folder
+ Settings and Control Information
+ Outlook Signatures
+ Outlook Stationary
+ Outlook Custom Forms
Genie Outlook Backup will give the user the option to "Rename
Old Files If Exist" by selecting a checkbox
that must to be left unchecked if the user is restoring the
data to a new machine.
The user can select where to restore
additional PST files
to. However, after restoring those files the user will need
to add those PST files manually to Outlook by following these
steps:
1- Starting Microsoft Outlook
2- From the Menu bar choose Tools then
Options
3- Choose the Mail Setup tab then press
the Data Files button
4- Press Add and browse to where you saved
the additional PST files to select them
5- Customize the data file by inserting a comment or changing
its name etc ... then press ok
2- Windows Favorites:
The user can restore Windows Favorites that were backed up
using Genie Outlook Backup by checking the “Windows
Favorites” checkbox under “My
Profile.” The number of favorites to
be restored will be shown in “Number
of Backed up Favorites” field.
3- Internet Explorer Settings
Internet Explorer settings include:
+Internet Explorer Settings (General, Security, Privacy, etc...)
+Internet Explorer Cookies
4- Windows Address Book (WAB):
The standard Windows Address Book is a file with the extension
of .WAB.
Genie Outlook Backup offers the user the option to view the
Address Book file before the actual restore process starts
by pressing the “View
backed Up WAB Data".
Genie Outlook Backup also gives the
user the option to save the existing address book before restoring
the backed up address book by choosing the "Save
Backup Copy of Existing Address Book” option.
Note:
There is always one address
book on the system even if multiple identities are created
on that system.
5- My Files:
The user can view the files he backed up by selecting "My
Files" checkbox and he can then select which file to
restore.
The user can select and change the restore location on his
machine.
When restoring any file that is already on the user's machine,
the user can select one of the three following options from
the Settings for file restoring:
1- Do not replace the file on the computer with the restored
file.
2- Replace the file on the computer with the restored file
only if the file on the computer is older.
3- Always replace the file on the computer with the newly
restored file.
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