Bill Arnold wrote:
>I don't believe that I just now see this, so I thought I'd pass it on.
>
>After installing Ghost, I looked around it's main screen for a way to
>restore individual files/folders and it wasn't there - so I assumed the
>product was for use in full drive backups/restores, which is a good
>thing because it takes into account the OS (gets past problems trying to
>just use XCOPY for example). I was very disappointed over that, but
>happy to have the full drive (compressed) backups, so I just used the
>program for that reason.
>
>Then earlier today, I just happened to right-click the ghost icon in the
>system tray and noticed the "Restore files or folders" option right
>there. Clicked it, tested it, and sure enough, it will restore
>files/folders! This feature just isn't in the main Ghost screen,
>incredibly enough.
>
>So how I'm thrilled with Ghost 9! Now I see it as a highly recommended,
>totally valuable program. I paid something like $70 for it, but see it
>on the net even cheaper.
>
>
>
You can do that in the Ghost Explorer too, or simply drag and drop the
files/folder to the desired destination...
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