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The Filing Cabinet Utility lets you perform various maintenance operations on your Filing Cabinet.

Backing Up Your Filing Cabinet

Restoring Your Filing Cabinet

Removing Deleted Items from Your Filing Cabinet

Restoring Items Deleted From Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding (Repairing) Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding Your Filing Cabinet Index

Reviewing the Size of Your Filing Cabinet

Changing Default Filing Cabinet Directories

The Filing Cabinet Conversion Utility enables you to convert a Filing Cabinet originally created with WinCIM, DOSCIM, or CSNav to the CompuServe 4 format.

Converting Your Filing Cabinet


Backing Up Your Filing Cabinet

If you frequently store important documents in your Filing Cabinet, it is a good idea to make a backup copy at regular intervals.  When you back up your Filing Cabinet with the Filing Cabinet Utility, you copy all the documents and indexing data from the entire Filing Cabinet into a single file.

1.	Start the Filing Cabinet Utility.

2.	Choose Copy to file from the File menu.

1.	In the Copy Filing Cabinet to File window, check the location specified for your Filing Cabinet in the Directory box.  (If the specified location is wrong, you can type in the correct location or click the Browse button to find it.)

2.	Check the location specified for the backup file in the File box. (If the specified location is wrong, you can type in the correct location or click the Browse button to find it.)

3.	Check the selection criteria specified for the backup.  If you want to use different criteria, click the Change button and select the appropriate option in the Choose Item Selection Method window.

4.	To automatically delete documents as they are backed up, click the Delete original file(s) check box.  (You can use this feature to archive documents that you do not expect to access.)
Note:  Documents deleted during a backup are copied to the Deleted Items folder, just like any other deleted documents.

5.	To create a summary record of your backup, click the Log transactions to text file check box.  The summary is placed in a text file named FCUTIL.LOG and includes the names of all documents not copied to the backup file.  (This is useful if your backup results in warnings or errors.)

6.	Click Begin.

Related Topics

Restoring Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding (Repairing) Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding Your Filing Cabinet Index

Changing Default Filing Cabinet Directories


Restoring Your Filing Cabinet

The Filing Cabinet Utility lets you restore your Filing Cabinet after backing it up by importing the contents of the backup file.  You can also use this facility to integrate documents from one Filing Cabinet (for example, a Filing Cabinet created with WinCIM or CSNav) into another.

1.	Start the Filing Cabinet Utility.

2.	Choose Import from file from the File menu.

3.	In the Import Items from a File window, check the directory specified in the Directory box under Select one or more files to import.  To specify a different directory, type in the complete path or click the Browse button to select it.

4.	In the Import Files list, select the file(s) that contain the documents and information to be imported. To select multiple files, hold down the CTRL key on your keyboard while clicking the files.
Note:  Backup files created with the Filing Cabinet Utility are automatically assigned the extension .CFT.

1.	Check the directory specified for your Filing Cabinet in the Directory box under Locate Filing Cabinet directory.  To specify a different directory, type in the complete path or click the Browse button to select it.

2.	To delete the files after importing their contents, click the Delete original files(s) check box.  The Filing Cabinet Utility deletes a file only after its contents have been successfully imported.  If you have selected multiple files, each one is deleted before the next is imported.  (If an import operation is cancelled before completion, any files that have been deleted stay deleted.)
Note:  If duplicate documents in the imported file are not added (see Steps 9 and 11), you will be prompted to confirm your intention before each file is deleted.  Otherwise, deletion is automatic.

1.	To create a summary record of the import operation, click the Log transactions to text file check box.  The record identifies any documents from the import file that are not added to your Filing Cabinet (either because of errors or because they were considered duplicates).  This is useful if your restore results in warnings or errors.

2.	To index your Filing Cabinet after the completion of the import operation, click the Index the added items check box.  (The Filing Cabinet must be indexed before you perform a full-text search to guarantee accurate results.)

3.	Click the appropriate option under Duplicate Records:

•	Click Add All to automatically add all documents in the import file to your Filing Cabinet, regardless of whether the Filing Cabinet already contains the same documents.  This means that your Filing Cabinet will contain multiple copies of any duplicate documents.

•	Click Skip All to automatically prevent the addition of any document in the import file that is already contained in your Filing Cabinet.

•	Click Prompt to be prompted whether to add or skip each and every duplicate document.

1.	Click Import.

2.	If the Item Already Exists window appears (that is, if any document in the import file is a duplicate of a document in your Filing Cabinet and if you selected the Prompt option in Step 9), click the appropriate button:

•	Click Add to add the duplicate document to your Filing Cabinet.  This means your Filing Cabinet will have (at least) two copies of the document.

•	Click Add All to add not only this document, but any other duplicate documents in the import file.  This means your Filing Cabinet will have (at least) two copies of all duplicate documents.

•	Click Skip to prevent the duplicate document from being added to your Filing Cabinet.

•	Click Skip All to prevent all duplicate documents from being added to your Filing Cabinet.

1.	Note:  If you click Add or Skip, you will need to repeat this step for any other duplicate document (and so on).

1.	In the window that reports completion of the import operation, click OK.

2.	In the Import Items From a File window, click Cancel.

Related Topics

Backing Up Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding (Repairing) Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding Your Filing Cabinet Index

Reviewing the Size of Your Filing Cabinet

Changing Default Filing Cabinet Directories

Converting Your Filing Cabinet


Removing Deleted Items From Your Filing Cabinet

Any documents that you delete from other folders in your Filing Cabinet are automatically placed into the Deleted Items folder, so that they remain available in case you need them again.  If you delete many items, however, this can eventually bloat your Filing Cabinet beyond and significantly reduce available disk space.  So the Filing Cabinet Utility lets you purge the Deleted Items folder.  This eliminates all documents in the folder.

Note:  Purging deleted items completely eliminates everything in the Deleted Items folder.

1.	If you are running CompuServe 4, exit it.  The purge operation cannot be accomplished while CompuServe 4 is open.

2.	Start the Filing Cabinet Utility.

3.	Choose Purge Deleted Items from the Filing Cabinet menu.

4.	In the window that reports the completion of the purge operation, click OK.

Note:  You must have at least as much free space on your hard drive as is taken up by the Filing Cabinet file (FCABINET.CIF).  You can learn the current size of your Filing Cabinet file by choosing Statistics from the Filing Cabinet menu.

Related Topics

Restoring Items Deleted From Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding (Repairing) Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding Your Filing Cabinet Index

Reviewing the Size of Your Filing Cabinet


Restoring Items Deleted From Your Filing Cabinet

Any documents that you delete from other folders in your Filing Cabinet are automatically placed into the Deleted Items folder, so that they remain available in case you need them again.  You can use the Filing Cabinet Utility to restore all deleted items to their original locations in your Filing Cabinet.

1.	If you are running CompuServe 4, exit it.  The restore operation cannot be accomplished while CompuServe 4 is open.

2.	Start the Filing Cabinet Utility.

3.	Choose Restore Deleted Items from the Filing Cabinet menu.

4.	In the window that reports the completion of the restore operation, click OK.

Related Topics

Removing Deleted Items From Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding (Repairing) Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding Your Filing Cabinet Index

Reviewing the Size of Your Filing Cabinet


Rebuilding (Repairing) Your Filing Cabinet

If you believe that the folders listed in your Filing Cabinet do not accurately reflect its actual contents, you can easily repair the Filing Cabinet.  (Problems can occur if you restore documents without indexing or if there is minor corruption of the file that tracks folder information.)

1.	If CompuServe 4 is running, exit it.  The Filing Cabinet cannot be repaired while CompuServe 4 is open.

2.	Start the Filing Cabinet Utility.

3.	Choose Repair Filing Cabinet from the Filing Cabinet menu.

4.	In the Repair Damaged Filing Cabinet window, click the Keep deleted item(s) check box if you want to eliminate the contents of the Deleted Items folder.  (By default, the contents are kept intact.)

5.	If you do not want to index the text of documents for full-text searches, click Index all text.  (By default, the text of Fling Cabinet documents is indexed.)

6.	Click Repair.

7.	In the window that reports the successful completion of the rebuild operation, click OK.

Related Topics

Rebuilding Your Filing Cabinet Index

Converting Your Filing Cabinet


Rebuilding Your Filing Cabinet Index

If you experience difficulty finding items in your Filing Cabinet via searching, you might want to rebuild your Filing Cabinet index.

1.	If CompuServe 4 is running, exit it.  The Filing Cabinet index cannot be rebuilt while CompuServe 4 is open.

2.	Start the Filing Cabinet Utility.

3.	Choose Rebuild Index from the Filing Cabinet menu.

4.	Choose either Index Title and Source Fields Only or  Index All Text. from the menu of indexing commands.  (If you want to conduct full-text searches in your Filing Cabinet, be sure to choose Index All Text.)

5.	In the window that reports the successful completion of the index rebuild operation, click OK.

Related Topics

Restoring Your Filing Cabinet

Restoring Items Deleted From Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding (Repairing) Your Filing Cabinet

Converting Your Filing Cabinet


Reviewing the Size of Your Filing Cabinet

You can use the Filing Cabinet Utility to see how much disk space is taken up by your Filing Cabinet takes up, how much disk space is taken up by deleted items, and what percentage of the total Filing Cabinet space is occupied by deleted items.

1.	Start the Filing Cabinet Utility.

2.	Choose Statistics from the Filing Cabinet menu.

3.	When you are finished reviewing the size statistics, click OK.

If you find that deleted items take up a great deal of disk space or a large percentage of the total Filing Cabinet space, you can eliminate them by choosing Purge Deleted Items from the Filing Cabinet menu.

Related Topics

Backing Up Your Filing Cabinet

Removing Deleted Items from Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding (Repairing) Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding Your Filing Cabinet Index


Changing Default Filing Cabinet Directories

You can use the Filing Cabinet Utility to review or change the directories for your Filing Cabinet or your Filing Cabinet backup file(s).

1.	Start the Filing Cabinet Utility.

2.	Choose Preferences from the Filing Cabinet menu.

3.	To change the directory for the default backup file (and import file), type the new directory specifications into the File directory box, or click the Browse button and select a directory.

4.	To change the directory for the Filing Cabinet documents and index files, type the new directory specifications into the Filing Cabinet directory box, or click the Browse button and select a directory.

5.	Click OK.

Note:  If you move the Filing Cabinet to a different directory or drive, you must also move both FCABINET.DAT and FOLDERS.DAT.  In addition, you must set up CompuServe 4 to use the new location by changing the Filing Cabinet directory in your General preferences.

Related Topics

Backing Up Your Filing Cabinet

Restoring Your Filing Cabinet

Converting Your Filing Cabinet


Converting the Filing Cabinet
Converting Your Filing Cabinet

CompuServe 4 is designed to run on the latest generation of Microsoft Windows software – Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.  CompuServe 4 is very different from WinCIM (CompuServe Information Manager), CSNav (CompuServe Navigator), and the CompuServe 2 series of software, which were all designed to run on Windows 3 platforms.

The Filing Cabinet in CompuServe 4 stores documents in a different format from the Filing Cabinet in WinCIM, CSNav, or CompuServe 2.  Documents stored in any of these other software packages must be converted before you can view them in CompuServe 4.

The first time you use CompuServe 4, it automatically converts all Filing Cabinet documents for you.  After that, you can use the following procedure to convert documents stored in the Filing Cabinet of any of the other software packages:

1.	Back up the contents of the Filing Cabinet whose documents you plan to convert.

2.	Start the Filing Cabinet Conversion Utility.

3.	In the Convert Filing Cabinet window, check the directory specified for the Filing Cabinet to be converted in the Convert old Filing Cabinet located in Folder box.  To specify a different directory, type in the complete path or click the Browse button to select it.

1.	Check the directory specified for your Filing Cabinet in the To new Filing Cabinet located in folder box.  To specify a different directory, type in the complete path or click the Browse button to select it.

2.	To delete the documents in the old Filing Cabinet after converting them, click the Delete original Filing Cabinet check box.

Note:  If duplicate documents in the old Filing Cabinet are not added (see Steps 8 and 10), you will be prompted to confirm your intention before each duplicate document is deleted.  Otherwise, deletion is automatic.

1.	To create a summary record of the import operation, click the Log transactions to text file check box.  The record identifies any documents from the old Filing Cabinet that are not added to your new Filing Cabinet (either because of errors or because they are considered duplicates).  This is useful if your conversion results in warnings or errors.

2.	To index your new Filing Cabinet after the completion of the import operation, click the Index items upon completion check box.  (The Filing Cabinet must be indexed before you perform a full-text search to guarantee accurate results.)

3.	Click the appropriate option under Duplicate Records:

•	Click Add All to automatically add all documents in the old Filing Cabinet to your new Filing Cabinet, regardless of whether your new Filing Cabinet already contains the same documents.  This means that your new Filing Cabinet will contain multiple copies of any duplicate documents.

•	Click Skip All to automatically prevent the addition of any document in the old Filing Cabinet that is already contained in your Filing Cabinet.

•	Click Prompt to be prompted whether to add or skip each and every duplicate document.

1.	Click Begin.

2.	If the Item Already Exists window appears (that is, if any document in the old Filing Cabinet is a duplicate of a document in your new Filing Cabinet and if you selected the Prompt option in Step 8), click the appropriate button:

•	Click Add to add the duplicate document to your new Filing Cabinet.  This means your Filing Cabinet will have (at least) two copies of the document.

•	Click Add All to add not only this document, but any other duplicate documents in the old Filing Cabinet.  This means your Filing Cabinet will have (at least) two copies of all duplicate documents.

•	Click Skip to prevent the duplicate document from being added to your new Filing Cabinet.

•	Click Skip All to prevent all duplicate documents from being added to your new Filing Cabinet.

Note:  If you click Add or Skip, you will need to repeat this step for any other duplicate document (and so on).

1.	In the window that reports completion of the conversion, click OK.

Rebuilding (Repairing) Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding Your Filing Cabinet Index

Reviewing the Size of Your Filing Cabinet

Changing Default Filing Cabinet Directories


Copy Filing Cabinet to File Window

The Copy Filing Cabinet to File window is where you provide the information needed to copy the contents of your Filing Cabinet to a backup file.

What you see on your screen

•	Directory box identifies the location (directory) of the Filing Cabinet you want to back up.

•	Browse button next to the Directory box lets you select the appropriate directory instead of typing in the complete specifications.

•	File box identifies the backup file you want to create.

•	Browse button next to the File box lets you select the backup file instead of typing in the complete specifications.

•	Change button opens a window where you can review or change the rules that govern which documents in your Filing Cabinet are backed up.

•	Delete original file(s) check box determines whether the documents in your Filing Cabinet are deleted after being backed up.  (This is useful for archiving old documents that you do not want to lose, but do not want cluttering your Filing Cabinet.)  You should be aware, however, that if the backup terminates prematurely for any reason, any documents saved before the termination no longer exist in your Filing Cabinet.

•	Log transactions to text file check box determines whether the Filing Cabinet Utility creates a summary report of the backup operation.  The report is stored in a text file named FCUTIL.LOG and includes the names of all documents not copied to the backup file.  (This is useful should your backup result in warnings or errors.)

•	Begin button starts the backup operation.

Related Topics

Backing Up Your Filing Cabinet

Restoring Your Filing Cabinet

Changing Default Filing Cabinet Directories


Choose Item Selection Method Window

The Choose Item Selection Method window gives you the opportunity to select the type of backup you want to perform.

What you see on your screen

•	The whole Filing Cabinet means to back up all documents in the Filing Cabinet.

•	All items added to the Filing cabinet since last copy means to back up all documents added to the Filing Cabinet since you last performed a full or incremental backup.  If no last date is known for the Filing Cabinet, all documents are backed up.

•	All items added between means to back up all documents added to your Filing Cabinet within the range of dates that you specify.

•	All items added within the last means to back up all documents added to your Filing Cabinet within the number of days you specify.

Related Topics

Backing Up Your Filing Cabinet

Changing Default Filing Cabinet Directories


Repair Damaged Filing Cabinet Window

The Repair Damaged Filing Cabinet window enables you to reorganize your Filing Cabinet so that it accurately lists the current contents.

What you see on your screen

•	Keep deleted item(s) check box determines whether documents in the Deleted Items folder will be kept or eliminated.

•	Index all text check box determines whether all text in all documents is indexed after the reorganization (so that you can conduct full-text searches).

•	Repair button starts the reorganization.

Related Topics

Backing Up Your Filing Cabinet

Restoring Your Filing Cabinet

Removing Deleted Items From Your Filing Cabinet

Restoring Items Deleted From Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding Your Filing Cabinet Index

Converting Your Filing Cabinet


Choose Directory Window

The Choose Directory window enables you to specify a directory for your new Filing Cabinet, an old Filing Cabinet to be converted, a backup file for Filing Cabinet restoration, or a file whose contents are to be imported to your Filing Cabinet.

What you see on your screen

•	Directories list shows the path to the currently selected directory.  To select a different directory, click the appropriate folder(s).

•	Drives box shows the drive that is currently selected.  To select a different drive, click the arrow, and then click a drive from the ensuing list.

•	Network button opens the standard Windows 95 Map Network Drive window, where you can specify a directory located on a network that your computer is connected to.

Related Topics

Backing Up Your Filing Cabinet

Restoring Your Filing Cabinet

Changing Default Filing Cabinet Directories

Converting Your Filing Cabinet


Item Already Exists Window

The Item Already Exists window informs you that you are attempting to convert, restore, or import a document that already exists in your current Filing Cabinet, or that you are attempting to back up a document that already exists in the backup file.

What you see on your screen

•	Add button adds the currently specified document.  This means there will be (at least) two copies of the document in your Filing Cabinet (or in the backup file).

•	Add All button adds the currently specified document and any other duplicate documents encountered during the current conversion, restoration, import, or backup operation.  (This could result in a large number of duplicate documents in your Filing Cabinet or backup file.)

•	Skip button prevents the currently specified document from being added to your Filing Cabinet or backup file.

•	Skip All button prevents the currently specified document and any other duplicate documents encountered during the current operation from being added to your Filing Cabinet or backup file.

Related Topics

Backing Up Your Filing Cabinet

Restoring Your Filing Cabinet

Restoring Items Deleted From Your Filing Cabinet

Converting Your Filing Cabinet


Import Items from a File Window

The Import Items from a File window lets you restore documents that you have previously backed up to your Filing Cabinet or add documents from a different Filing Cabinet.

What you see on your screen

•	Import Files box lists the files that can be imported from the currently selected directory.  Only files formatted for use in the CompuServe 4 Filing Cabinet are listed.  To select a file to be imported, click its listing.  To select multiple files, hold down the CTRL key while you click the listings for all the files.

•	Directory box (under Select one or more files to import) identifies the directory from which files are to be imported.  To select a different directory, type in the complete path or click the Browse button to select it.

•	Browse button (under Select one or more files to import) opens a window where you can select a directory from which to import files.

•	Directory box (under Locate Filing Cabinet directory) identifies the directory for your Filing Cabinet.  To select a different directory, type in the complete path or click the Browse button to select it.

•	Browse button (under Locate Filing Cabinet directory) opens a window where you can select the directory for your Filing Cabinet.

•	Delete original files(s) check box determines whether the import file(s) are deleted after being copied to your Filing Cabinet.  If a file contains duplicate documents and you specify that they are not to be added to your Filing Cabinet, you will be asked to confirm your intention to delete the file.  (Otherwise, file deletion is automatic.)  If you have selected multiple import files, each one is deleted after its contents are copied, before the next file is processed.  This means that if an import operation is cancelled before completion, any import files that have already been processed are deleted.

•	Log transactions to text file check box determines whether a summary log file of the import operation is created and placed in a text file named FCUTIL.LOG (in your Filing Cabinet directory).  The summary reports any documents from the import file(s) that are not added to the Filing Cabinet, either because of error conditions or because of skipping duplicates.  (This is useful if your restore results in warnings or errors.)

•	Index the added items check box indicates whether your Filing Cabinet will be indexed after the import operation is completed.  (Indexing must be completed before full-text searches can be performed.  Otherwise, the search results might not accurately reflect the contents of the Filing Cabinet.)

•	Options under Duplicate Records determine what happens when a document in the import file(s) is a duplicate of a document that already exists in your Filing Cabinet:

•	Add All automatically adds any duplicate documents to your Filing Cabinet.  This means that your Filing Cabinet will contain (at least) two copies of any such document.

•	Skip All automatically prevents any duplicate documents from being added to your Filing Cabinet.

•	Prompt prompts you for the disposition of any duplicate document(s).

•	Import button starts the import operation.

Related Topics

Backing Up Your Filing Cabinet

Restoring Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding (Repairing) Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding Your Filing Cabinet Index

Changing Default Filing Cabinet Directories


Statistics Window

The Statistics window shows the size of your Filing Cabinet.  It also shows how much space is taken up by documents that have been deleted but not removed (the Deleted Items folder) and what percentage of your total Filing Cabinet space is taken up by these documents

To eliminate deleted documents from your Filing Cabinet, choose Purge Deleted Items from the Filing Cabinet menu.  You must have free space on your hard drive equal to the size of the current Filing Cabinet file (FCABINET.CIF).

Related Topics

Reviewing the Size of Your Filing Cabinet

Removing Deleted Items From Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding (Repairing) Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding Your Filing Cabinet Index


Preferences Window

The Preferences window enables you to identify default directories for the contents of the Filing Cabinet and the file(s) that you use for backup and import.  This can save you time if you always use the same directories for Filing Cabinet Utility operations.

What you see on your screen

•	File directory box identifies the directory that contains your backup and import file(s).

•	Filing Cabinet directory box identifies the directory that contains your Filing Cabinet.

Related Topics

Backing Up Your Filing Cabinet

Restoring Your Filing Cabinet

Changing Default Filing Cabinet Directories

Converting Your Filing Cabinet


Convert Filing Cabinet Window

The Convert Filing Cabinet window enables you to convert Filing Cabinets created with versions of WinCIM, DOSCIM, and CSNav to the CompuServe 4 format.  Conversion is a copying operation – the original Filing Cabinet remains intact unless you specify that it be deleted.

What you see on your screen

•	Convert old Filing Cabinet located in folder box identifies the source directory (the directory in which the WinCIM, DOSCIM, or CSNav Filing Cabinet resides).  If you use the recommended directory structure, the source directory for the old Filing Cabinet should be \CSERVE\FCABINET.

•	Browse button (to the right) lets you select a different source directory.

•	To new Filing Cabinet located in folder box identifies the destination directory (the directory that contains your CompuServe 4 Filing Cabinet).  If you use the recommended directory structure, the destination directory for the new Filing Cabinet should be \Program Files\CompuServe\FCabinet.

•	Browse button (to the right) lets you select a different destination directory.

•	Delete original files(s) check box determines whether the converted file(s) are deleted after being copied to your Filing Cabinet.  If a file contains duplicate documents and you specify that they are not to be added to your Filing Cabinet, you will be asked to confirm your intention to delete the file.  (Otherwise, file deletion is automatic.)  If a conversion operation is cancelled before completion, any files that have already been processed are deleted.

Note:  You should not delete the contents of the source Filing Cabinet unless you have backed them up.  This protects the original documents in case of conversion errors.

•	Log transactions to text file check box determines whether a summary record of the conversion operation is created and placed in a text file named FCLOADER.LOG.  The record reports any documents from the source Filing Cabinet that are not added to the destination Filing Cabinet, either because of error conditions or because of skipping duplicates.  (This is useful if your conversion results in warnings or errors.)

•	Index the added items check box indicates whether your new Filing Cabinet will be indexed after the conversion operation is completed.  (Indexing must be completed before full-text searches can be performed.  Otherwise, the search results might not accurately reflect the contents of the new Filing Cabinet.)

•	Options under Duplicate Records determine what happens when a document in the source Filing Cabinet is a duplicate of a document in the destination Filing Cabinet:

•	Add All automatically adds any duplicate documents to your new Filing Cabinet.  This means that your Filing Cabinet will contain (at least) two copies of any such document.

•	Skip All automatically prevents any duplicate documents from being added to your new Filing Cabinet.

•	Prompt prompts you for the disposition of any duplicate document(s).

•	Begin button starts the conversion operation.

Related Topics

Converting Your Filing Cabinet

Backing Up Your Filing Cabinet

Restoring Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding (Repairing) Your Filing Cabinet

Rebuilding Your Filing Cabinet Index

Reviewing the Size of Your Filing Cabinet