TeraByte Unlimited

I am using IFL to back up a Win XP computer to an external drive. I specify an existing folder to receive the image file, but it is not saved in any folder. I guess you would say it was saved in the root directory. The file is named as I specified, but my folder selection never works.

you'll have to give more details.

"Jim22" wrote in message news:[email protected]...

I am using IFL to back up a Win XP computer to an external drive. I specify
an existing folder to receive the image file, but it is not saved in any
folder. I guess you would say it was saved in the root directory. The file
is named as I specified, but my folder selection never works.

i decided this operation is not allowed.
I read the instruction manual again, and decided I cannot specify a folder to contain the .tbi file, so cannot name it.
Jim

It's not clear exactly what you did. You should be able to save the image file in a folder.

On Mon, 31 Mar 2014 16:10:10 PDT, just as I was about to take a herb,
Jim22 disturbed my reverie and wrote:

>i decided this operation is not allowed.

I have not problems at all saving all my backups to a nested folder
structure like backups, , OS etc and never have.
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DrT

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Jim22 wrote:
> i decided this operation is not allowed.
> I read the instruction manual again, and decided I cannot specify a folder
> to contain the .tbi file, so cannot name it.


Jim,

Have you tried double clicking the folder to make it available as a storage site?