Find SwapDrive Backup icon on your desktop. Drag and drop it on the Start button. The next time you open the Start menu you will see the SwapDrive Backup shortcut. Yes. SwapDrive Backup transfers data from your computer to your SwapDrive Backup account over the Internet, your connection must be live and your computer must be on for the transfer to be successful.

If you want to create a shortcut to EZBack-it-up on the Desktop and have it automatically start a backup job, try these steps (tested in Windows XP): A wizard should appear entitled 'Create Shortcut'. Right click in the text box, choose 'Paste', and click 'Next'

Swapdrive Backup is an innovative software product that enables you to automatically backup your critical files to our secure servers, accessible over the Internet. You can select the files on your system that are most important to you and pick multiple times when you would like them to be backed up to your remote storage location in your online account.

A shortcut menu is a hidden menu that can be opened at any time. Almost every object on your Desktop has one. If you right-click on the item, the shortcut menu will appear.

SwapDrive Backup has been engineered for Windows-based computers that are running Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000, or Windows XP operating systems.

To download SwapDrive Backup, login to your online account and click on the Download Backup button located on your account's left menu bar.

Installing SwapDrive Backup on your system is a simple, two-step process: program file download and account configuration. The first step loads the necessary files into various directories on your computer and the second step configures the program for your specific use. Save the SwapDrive Backup program to your desktop, double-click on the SwapDrive Backup program icon to launch the installation wizard. Follow the instructions during the installation process.

To uninstall SwapDrive Backup, click on Start, scroll over to Settings and select Control Panel from the drop-down menu. Double-click on the Add/Remove Programs icon and scroll down until you see SwapDrive Backup. Click 'Remove'.

It depends. During the installation process, SwapDrive Backup will install numerous files on your system. Most of them are specific to the program, but a few of them are files that are commonly used by the operating system and may have been installed during a previous software installation. If those so-called 'common files' were not previously on your system, SwapDrive Backup will install them and then prompt you to restart your system to activate the files.

Right click the SwapDrive Backup icon either on your desktop or in your service tray (located in the lower right hand corner of your screen). Select Events Setup from the pop-up menu. Update your settings and choose Save or Save and Start Backup Now.

Press Start, Settings, Taskbar, Start Menu Programs. Click on Add and Browse. You will need to know the executionable file of the program you want to add. This will have an "exe" or "com" extension. Once you've found it click on Next. Now you must decide where among your Program folders to store it. Keep in mind, you are not really moving the file, just designating a place for it's shortcut in your Start Menu.

Yes, Windows XP adds the new program shortcuts to the bottom of the Start Programs Menu, so you will need to sort the shortcuts to keep them in alphabetical order. To sort the Start Programs Menu in name order, click on the Start button, point to Programs (or All Programs), right-click on a shortcut, choose Sort by Name from the menu. The Start Programs Menu will now be sorted in name order.

By default, Rhythm Rascal gets installed under your Program Files folder, under "Rhythm Rascal". Of course you can change this when you install it.

Absolutely. You are only limited by the amount of space you have in your SwapDrive Backup account. It is important to note that SwapDrive Backup will create a folder in your account labeled backup and will place all of your backed-up folders inside of it. If you use SwapDrive Backup on more than one computer and you backup identically named folders on both computers, the contents will be combined into a single folder in your account.

To change your password, you must login to your online account and select Personal Settings. Enter your new password, and press Save. The next time you login you will have to use your new access information.

Yes. You can add any HTML page elements such as a back button by editing index.htm. Take a look at this example page. The example page gives SimpleViewer a fixed height and allows for a page header and footer. To use this example, save the HTML file to your local SimpleViewer folder.

The numbers 1 - 9 act as shortcuts in the main menu. Beyond the 9 items, you will have to go manually. The phone delays some time as it waits for a "*" key press in case you want to perform a Keypad Lock. Use the directional pad button for quick contacts access.

In the document window, right-click for the options: Back, Forward, Add to Favorites, Print, Refresh Browser and New Window.

When the "Facade Settings" pages are used to make changes to Facade, the current home screen will be shut down and reloaded so that the changes can be seen immediately. On very rare occasions WM5 does not seem to like this, resulting in a non-functional Start button. The solution is to reboot the phone, either using the "Reset" button from the Facade launcher bar, or by using the power button to turn the phone off and then on again.

The Start menu in Windows XP has a whole new design. The Start button is now green and the menu has been rearranged into several new sections. The top of the Start menu displays the user name that you have logged in with. The left side of the Start menu is divided into three sections. The top section holds permanent shortcuts to specific programs for easy access.

You may place new programs icons into the top left section of the Start menu by using the Pin command. Find the program icon you wish to pin to the Start menu and right-click on it. You may add a program that is listed in the All Programs menu or a program that is listed in the most recently and frequently used section of the Start menu. Select Pin to Start menu. The chosen program icon should appear in the top-left section of the Start menu.

To start a backup of your phone's address book, open Backup Assistant on your phone. From the main screen, press Backup Now. If there are no changes to your phone's address book, then backup will not be needed.

SwapDrive Backup employs file transfer protocol (FTP) to transfer files between your computer and the remote storage facility. FTP has been in use for many years and is regarded as the most powerful method of transferring large files and large numbers of files.

Choose Programs from the Start menu, scroll down to the SwapDrive Backup program. Drag and drop the icon on to your desktop. The icon will be restored.

If you have a problem that is not covered by this FAQ, do not hesitate to contact our technical support team.

Caboodle has a couple of handy commands in the Service menu for all apps that support it. A command to add text selected in another app to Caboodle as a new entry, and another to do the reverse. Follow these simple steps to add a keyboard equivalent of your choice to the Add Entry to Selection command: Note: the new keyboard shortcut won't show up in applications that are already running until after you quit and re-launch them.

Yes, but this feature is only available if the Start Menu is set to the Start Menu view not Classic Start Menu view. To know if you can perform this task click on the Start button and if you see All Programs and not Programs as a choice, then you can perform the pin to Start menu feature.

To add PE to start program menu, run PE first using built-in file explorer. Create a shortcut pe.lnk for pe.exe in \windows\Start Menu\Programs folder as PE.lnk. Go to Setting, Menus. Check PE. Now you will see PE when you click on the start menu.

How do I add privileges to more than one user/group when sharing a folder on an AppleShare IP server? I want one group to have Read and Write access to a folder, but I want another group to have just Read access.