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Backing Up Resolutions The Create Backup window appears. 2. In Create Backup, select the location where you wish to save a backup copy of the current database content, and then click Save. The database is saved as a ZIP file. Backing Up Resolutions To back up resolutions from the current system: 1. On the Configure menu, point to Database, then to Create backup and click Resolutions. The Create Backup window appears. 2. In Create Backup, select the location where you wish to save a backup copy of the resolutions from the current database, and then click Save. The resolutions are saved as an XEdit collection file, with a .xcol extension. Backing Up Audio Scales To back up audio scales from the current system: 1. On the Configure menu, point to Database, then to Create backup and click Audio scales. The Create Backup window appears. 2. In Create Backup, select the location where you wish to save a backup copy of the audio scales from the current database, and then click Save. The audio scales are saved as an XEdit collection file, with a .xcol extension. Retrieving a Backup Retrieving a Database from a Backup Note: When XEdit retrieves a database backup, it replaces the content of the local workspace with data from the backup. This cannot be undone. Always create a backup of the current data before retrieving data from a different source. See “Managing Multiple Databases Efficiently” on page 90 for an overview of the recommended workflow. To retrieve a backup database: 1. On the Configure menu, point to Database, and then click Retrieve backup. 75
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