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The Design of CQvis DBE |
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THE "HUNDRED FILES A MINUTE SOLUTION"
Start two copies of DBE, using two windows, one for each
.FIG file which contains a replacement list.
Pull out two containers with flash drives in them, uncap
them, and insert three of the flash drives from one
container in the three available slots.
Close the popups which the XP AutoRun displays and then
click on one of the DBE windows and use the keyboard to
navigate the Level list to a root directory of one of the
flash drives. Press AltG R S A and wait until DBE is done
replacing the files designated for replacement. Then do
the same for the other two drives.
Click on the other DBE window and repeat the same process
for the two drives on that list which have active replacements
designated. Then click on the 'Safely remove hardware' tray
icon three times and remove each of the three drives. Place
the drives back in their container and retrieve a fourth drive
from that container, insert it into an empty slot, and use
the DBE instance which has active replacements on its list for
it to perform the copying. Remove that drive and insert a
drive from a third container. Repeat the process for it.
Safely remove, put that one away, and insert the remaining
three drives in the USB slots. Close the XP new hardware popups
and start replacements for each of those drives in turn.
Here, though, two out of the three happen to be in the wrong
'drive', so DBE issues a prompt saying that the wrong disk is
in the target drive (which was set up in a previous session the
first time this extended copy-and-replace manoeuver was set up).
Press T and then the new drive letter for each of those drives
when the prompt comes up.
Safely remove the three drives, replace each in its container,
screw the lids back on the containers, and stash all three in
the carryall.
Done. In eight minutes, total! Think about it.
Here's what I think is the key: CQvis Directory Backup Extension
It's the whole Reason To Be, for
DBE.
INTRODUCTION