Backing up batch-processed files

You can save backup copies of the original files from a batch process. Backup copies of files are placed in an Original Files subfolder in the same folder as each original file.

To back up batch-processed files:

1	Choose Backup Original Files in the Batch Process dialog box or click the ellipsis button.
	The Save Backups dialog box opens.
2	In the Save Backups dialog box, choose how you want to back up the files:
	Overwrite Existing Backups keeps only one copy of the previous file. When you run a new batch process, the old backup copy is replaced by the new backup copy.
	Incremental Backups keeps copies of all the backup files. When you run a new batch process, a number is appended to the end of the file name of the new backup copy.
	For example, if a file called Picture.gif was being backed up using Incremental Backups, the first time the batch process runs, a file called Picture.gif would be copied to an Original Files subfolder. The second time a batch process is run on Picture.gif, a file called Picture-1.gif would be copied to the Original Files subfolder. The third time the file would be called Picture-2.gif, and so on.
	Note: If Backup Original Files is deselected, batch processing to the same file format overwrites the original file. However, batch processing into a different file format creates a new file in that format and does not move or delete the original file.
3	Click OK to return to the Batch Process dialog box and finish the batch process.