The files you want to backup is race.db and race.log. You won't be able to copy these files if the database is open, so you'll have to close the application first. You'll want to keep these two files in sync and not mix them with previous backups. You can also backup your results during the race. But in the current version, there is no way to restore them. But should you have a problem during the race, contact us and we'll see what we can do to restore what you have already saved.

Not easily. Full versions of Acrobat have a text selection tool (big T) that allows export of text. In exporting tables, the columns are separated only by spaces, and you can't discriminiate these breaks from the spaces between hundreds and thousands without looking back at the pdf. Thus, columnar data exported this way requires tedious cleanup and parsing before data can be used in a spreadsheet.

Yes. Energy Watchdog allows you to export your data to a your favorite spreadsheet any time you desire.

For example, you can backup your laptop to your home PC and backup the two of them to your office PC. This way you get to save money (no need to pay for expensive online backup services) and backup very large amount of data (limited only by the size of your HD). Another advantage is that on top of backuping your home music collection (for example) to your office PC, you get to have your collection at your office.

Note first that the program saves daily backup of its database file automatically to "My Documents\Active Desktop Calendar Backup" folder. Backup and Restore options are available in the Data menu. You can also make backup copies of the program's database file by yourself. The file is named "Active Desktop Calendar.

We recommend that the databases be backed up to some degree nightly or weekly. Remember that some backup routines will skip files that are open so make sure that all database connections and RTMS/TrakQuip applications are closed. You can also create a backup of the database from the Utilities menu.

Non-critical files such as site files, mailboxes are backup weekly while critical files such as database files are backup daily. You are advised to keep a local backup copy of your files. There will be a $50 restoration fee per request.

Yes, we encourage you to do this. All of our tools have export functions that allow you to backup your own data and save it to your machine.

much as you want. You will be charged based on the actual amount of compressed data that you store. It's all explained in our pricing plan.