On the ``output" line, give the name of the folder where the files should be put. This folder will be created automatically if it does not already exist.
For example, if you previously ran a full backup of files from
E:\
to output folder E and now wanted to restore them from a
disk in drive A, you would type A:\
E.FUL on the input line
and E:\
on the output line.
For a more complicated example, if you wanted to restore files to
D:\
LETTERS that had been backed up on the third incremental backup
after having previously done a full backup to output folder
DLETS, then you would type A:\
DLETS.003 on the input line
and D:\
LETTERS on the output line. This sounds harder than
it really is, for if you just look on the backup disks, you will see
what folders are there to restore from. Note that you do not have to
restore files to the same folder that they originally came from,
although you will usually want to.