/P:"No Help",1
/F:0
 No help for this screen...
<EOP>

/P:"iDialog_Warning*",1
/F:0

   The MAKEBOOT.EXE program assists you in making a bootable floppy for
   SnapBack DUP to use to connect to the network when you do not have a
   bootable hard drive.  It also copies an image of this floppy to the
   network.  Then, if you loose your bootable floppy, COPYFLOP.EXE can
   be used to easily re-create it from any workstation.
<EOP>

/P:"idialog_Your backup selection*",1
/F:0
 The backup you have selected exceeds the uncompressed capacity of the
 destination device.  You may or may not have enough room on the
 destination device depending on what compression ratio you receive.

 OVERWRITE - the existing image backup file will be erased and
             rewritten with the latest backup.  If the current
             backup operation should fail, you will have lost
             your last good backup.

 CONTINUE  - the current backup is written to a temporary file.
             When the backup operation has successfully completed,
             the old image file is deleted and replaced by the
             temporary file.

 CANCEL    - Cancels the current backup operation and returns you
             to the Backup Menu.
/M:Page 1 of 1|Press Escape to continue
<EOP>

/P:"Restore",1
/F:4
 Select source drive
/F:0
      Highlight the drive where your backup image is stored, if
      different than the default, and press <ENTER>.
/F:4

 Select partitions to restore from the image file
/F:0
      Highlighting this item will bring up the "Restore Edit List",
      where you can select the drive to restore.
<EOP>

/P:"Configuration Menu",1
/F:4
 Configure Manual Mode     \
/F:0
- Accesses the Manual Configuration Menu
/F:4

 Configure Auto Mode       \
/F:0
- Accesses the Auto Mode Configuration Menu
/F:4

 Change Log File path/name \
/F:0
- Allows the user to change the default log
                             file path or name
/F:4

 Change Default Drive      \
/F:0
- Specify a different drive to backup to
/F:4

 Save Configuration        \
/F:0
- Saves changes made in either Manual or
                             Auto Mode configuration
/F:4

 Cancel Changes            \
/F:0
- Cancel changes
<EOP>

/P:"Edit",1

 Select what drives you want to restore..
<EOP>

/P:"Drives",1

/F:0
 Select which drive(s) to backup, restore or view.
<EOP>

/P:"View",1
/F:4
View your log file                       \
/F:0
- view information written to the
                                           log file.

/F:4
View partition table in the image file   \
/F:0
- view partitions created by
                                           SnapBack.
/F:4

View partition table on a drive          \
/F:0
- view partitions on the hard
                                           drive selected.
/F:4

View backup statistics in the image file \
/F:0
- view detailed information
                                           written to the image file.
/F:4

View drives on system                    \
/F:0
- view a selected drive
                                           configuration.
<EOP>

/P:"Backup Edit List",1

/F:4
/C:Backup Edit List
/F:0

 Allows you to select which drives you wish to backup.

/F:4
 <ENTER>  \
/F:0
 =  Toggle (YES/NO) drive to backup

/F:4
 <F2>     \
/F:0
 =  Accept and start Backup

/F:4
 <F5>     \
/F:0
 =  Tag all drives for Backup

/F:4
 <F6>     \
/F:0
 =  Untag all drives
<EOP>

/P:"Error Log Filename",1
/F:0
 Enter a filename to log errors to.
<EOP>

/P:"Restore Edit List",1
/F:4 /C:Restore Edit List
/F:0

 Allows you to select which partitions you wish to restore.

/F:4
 YOU MUST FIRST SELECT AN IMAGE FROM WHICH TO RESTORE!  \

/F:0

/F:4
 <ENTER>  \
/F:0
 =  Toggle (YES/NO) partition to restore

/F:4
 <F2>     \
/F:0
 =  Accept and start restore

/F:4
 <F5>     \
/F:0
 =  Tag all partitions for restore

/F:4
 <F6>     \
/F:0
 =  Untag all partitions

/F:4
 <F9>     \
/F:0
 =  Change destination drive
<EOP>

/P:"SDPS Edit Menu",1
/F:4
/C:SDPS Edit Menu

 Change destination drive     \
/F:0
 = If you wish to restore a partition to a
                                another drive, you may do so by selecting
                                the drive from the menu.
/F:4

 Change destination partition \
/F:0
 = You may designate another partition to
                                restore to as long as it is the same size
                                as the backup you have chosen.

/F:4
                               *** Note ***
/F:0
                                You may also add the selected restore
                                partition to the end of the drive as long
                                as free space exists after the last
                                partition on that drive.

<EOP>

/P:"Partitions",1
/F:4
/C:Partitions
/F:0

 Select the partition destination for the restore, and press <ENTER>.
 Please note that the destination partition MUST be the same size as the
 partition that was written to image file.

 You may also choose to add the partition to the start of free space on
 the drive by selecting <ADD TO END>, as long as there is enough room on
 the destination drive.
<EOP>

/P:"FDISK Edit Menu",1
/F:4
/C:FDISK Edit Menu

/F:0
 If you have more than one SCSI drive attached to your system, you may
 select any drive attached for the restore operation.

/F:4
/C:*** WARNING ***
/F:0

 If you select a drive that is smaller than the backup, the restore will
 fail.
<EOP>

/P:"Restore these partitions?",1
/F:4
/C:Restore these partitions?
/F:0

 This screen displays the partition(s) and/or Fdisk drive(s) that you
 have chosen to restore.  If correct, press <Y> to start the restore. If
 not correct, press <N> to return to the Restore Menu.
<EOP>

/P:"Partition table in image",1
/F:0

The displayed table shows the user information about the data in the
image file.  Please note that if the backup was performed on a drive
that was partitioned with an FDISK style utility, the image partition O/S
Type reflects "FDISK Drive", with a size corresponding to the total
partitioned size of that drive.

If the backup was performed on a drive that was partitioned with SDPS
(ie. SSTSETUP), the O/S type will reflect the correct operating system
and the size will correspond to the actual partition size.
<EOP>

/P:"Partition table on drive",1
/F:0
The displayed table shows the user information about the data on the
selected drive.

Fdisk Style Partitioning
------------------------
Unit Id - reflects host adapter number, target ID and logical unit #.
Type    - Fdisk Drive
Name    - Drive manufacturer
Size    - reflects amount of drive that has been partitioned.

SDPS Style Partitioning
-----------------------
Unit Id - reflects host adapter number, target ID and logical unit #.
Type    - type of SDPS partition (ie. DOS, OS/2, NetWare, etc.)
Name    - partition name
Size    - partition size
<EOP>

/P:"Configure Auto Mode",1
/F:4
View current configuration
/F:0
     Displays the current configuration for running SnapBack in the
     "Auto" mode.
/F:4

Select drives to backup
/F:0
     Allows you to preselect which drives you wish to backup.
/F:4

Change Read Retrys
/F:0
     When SnapBack encounters a data block read error from the drive
     (usually after the drive has already tried to recover from the error
     several times), it will try to re-read the data block up to whatever
     number is specified.  If set to zero (0), SnapBack will not retry
     after the error, and the action taken is based upon the "Read
     Passthru" setting.
/M:<PgDn> = Next Page|Page 1 of 2

<EOP>
/P:"Configure Auto Mode",2
/F:4
Change Read Passthru
/F:0
     When SnapBack encounters a read error, and after attempting to
     re-read the data block the number of times specified set by "Read
     Retrys", it will skip the block if "Read Passthru" is set to ON. If
     "Read Passthru" is set to OFF, the backup is aborted if a read error
     is encountered.
/F:4

Compression
/F:0
     Accesses the software compression menu.

/F:4
Setup Cascaded Drives
/F:0
     If you have more than one drive attached, you may setup
     SnapBack to "Cascade" the backup across both drives.
/M:<PgUp> = Previous Page|Page 2 of 2
<EOP>

/P:"Configure Manual Mode",1
/F:4
View current configuration
/F:0
     Displays the current configuration for running SnapBack in the
     "Manual" mode.

/F:4
Compression
/F:0
     Accesses the software compression menu.

/F:4
Toggle Cascading On/Off
/F:0
     If you have more than one drive attached, and you wish to
     utilize more than one drive to back up your data, you should toggle
     this mode ON, by depressing the <ENTER> key.

/F:4
Toggle Error log reporting ON/OFF
/F:0
     By highlighting this selection and depressing the <ENTER> key, the
     user may turn on or off error log reporting.
/M:<PgDn> = Next Page|Page 1 of 2
<EOP>

/P:"Configure Manual Mode",2
/F:4
Invalidation technique
/F:0
     Give the user the opportunity to delete the image file
     automatically when the backup process is aborted.
/M:<PgUp> = Previous Page|Page 2 of 2
<EOP>

/P:"SnapBack Log Filename",1
/F:0

Type in the path/filename where you would like the log file to be written
and press <ENTER>.
<EOP>

/P:"Read Retrys",1
/F:0

Type in any number between 0 and 9, and press <ENTER>.
<EOP>
/P:"Read Passthru",1
/F:0

Press <ENTER> to toggle Read Passthru ON or OFF.
<EOP>

/P:"Cascaded drives",1
/F:4
 <F2>     \
/F:0
= Accept selections and return to previous menu

/F:4
 <Esc>ape \
/F:0
= Cancel operation and return to previous menu

/F:4
 <Ins>ert \
/F:0
= Add drive to cascade list

/F:4
 <Del>ete \
/F:0
= Delete drive from cascade list

/F:0
 Please Note:
 ------------
 The window on the left displays the current cascaded drive list and
 the order of cascading.

 The window on the right displays drives on your system available for
 cascading.

<EOP>
/P:"Devices attached now",1
/F:0
 Select a device to view and press <ENTER>.

<EOP>
/P:"Device Information",1
/F:4
/C:ST-506 type Drives (IDE, MFM, etc.)
/C:-----------------------------------
/F:0
   Unit Number - 80 - first non-SCSI drive
                 81 - second non-SCSI drive

   Format - Fdisk style partitioning
   Start  - Starting block of partitioned media
   End    - Ending block of partitioned media
   Size   - Total partitioned size
   CMOS Settings - as defined by motherboard CMOS
                   (in cylinders, heads, sectors per track)

        This device is controlled by ROM Bios
/M:<PgDn> = Next Page|Page 1 of 2
<EOP>

/P:"Device Information",2
/F:4
/C:SCSI Drives
/C:-----------
/F:0
   Unit Number designates the address of the device.

        For example, a Unit Number of 24 would equate to "0:3,0". Where
        the first "0:" indicates the host adapter number (0 thru 3). The
        "3" indicates the target ID (0 thru 7).  And the last "0"
        indicates the Logical Unit Number (LUN).

   Format - Fdisk or SDPS style partitioning
   Start  - Starting block of partitioned media
   End    - Ending block of partitioned media
   Size   - Total partitioned size in megabytes

        This device is controlled by (either ASPI or SDLP)
/M:<PgUp> = Last Page|Page 2 of 2
<EOP>

/P:"Devices attached at backup",1
/F:0

 Allows you to view what devices were attached to your system at the time
 this image file was created, and allows the user to view various
 information about the system configuration including what devices were
 backed up and which devices were not.
<EOP>

/P:"Available Drives",1
/F:4
 Backup
/F:0
 Select which drive you wish to store your backup image to, and
 press <ENTER>.

/F:4
 Restore
/F:0
 Select the drive where your backup image is stored, if different
 than the default.
<EOP>

/P:"Compression Menu",1
/F:0

 Select the software compression option and press the <ENTER> key to
 select or deselect as appropriate.

 Note the current settings screen at the bottom of the page.
<EOP>
