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66 Data Protector Express User's Guide and Technical Reference
When Data Protector Express runs the job, it will only back up files which had a version on the damaged
media shown in the
Media field.
Restore Selection Concepts
You select files for restoring the same way you select files for backing up; however besides selecting
which files you wish to restore, you can also change the name of the restored file, restore it to a new
location and create a new folder in which to restore the file. Additionally, when you select a file for
restoring, you must specify which version of the file you wish to restore. (The most recent version is
selected by default.)
Files are selected for restoring in four steps. In the first step, you modify the file tree to look the way you
want it to appear when you restore the files. For example, you might make a new folder to store the
restored files in. Second, the appropriate files are selected by marking them with a check and selecting the
appropriate version. In the third step, these files are filtered using multiple selection criteria. In the last
step, you can specify new names and locations for the restored files.
Selecting files for restoring
A file is selected for restoring when a check mark appears in the selection box next to the file.
When the box next to a folder or other container is shaded, it means that this container or folder contains
selected files, even though it is not selected itself. When the box next to a folder or other container is
checked , the folder itself is selected and may also contain selected files within it.