Brother International WP7550JPLUS Owner's Manual - English - Page 189

Making, Backup, Diskette

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Making a Backup Copy of a Diskette The disk copy function is used to copy all the information contained on a diskette to another diskette (back up copy). This function does not appear on the function menu. 1 CAUTION Copying an entire diskette to another destroys any data that may be on the destination diskette. Check the destination diskette before starting. Make sure your destination diskette has been initialized. Executing disk copy will delete the data in Clip Board. This disk copy function can be used only between diskettes which are formatted to the same size and have the same format. You cannot use disk copy to copy from a 1.44MB diskette to a 720K diskette or vice versa. 1. Press CODE + SHIFT + 0. This message appears: Insert source disk and press RETURN. 2. Insert the source (original) diskette and press RETURN. The wordprocessor willstart readingfilesfrom the source diskette. Since the memory space is limited, the word processor may not be able to read the diskette at one time In the case ofa diskette containing a lot ofinformation, after reading thefirst portion, this message appears: Insert destination disk and press RETURN. 3. Insert the destination diskette and press RETURN. The word processor transfers the files that have been read from the source diskette onto the destination diskette. If all the files of the source diskette have not been transferred yet, the word processor asks you to reinsert the source diskette. 4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 until all files have been transferred to the destination diskette. You may need to swap these diskettes a number of times before all of the files are copied to the destination diskette. The word processor "knows" which diskette is the source diskette and which one is the destination diskette. Ifyou mistakenly insert a wrong diskette, this message appears: [ Incorrect disk! Press any key to continue. #4, Insert the correct diskette and press RETURN. When the operation is completed, this message appearr: Disk copying completed. File Management 181

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Making
a
Backup
Copy
of
a
Diskette
The
disk
copy
function
is
used
to
copy
all
the
information
contained
on
a
diskette
to
another
diskette
(back
up
copy).
This
function
does
not
appear
on
the
function
menu.
1
Executing
disk
copy
will
delete
the
data
in
Clip
Board.
This
disk
copy
function
can
be
used
only
between
diskettes
which
are
formatted
to
the
same
size
and
have
the
same
format.
You
cannot
use
disk
copy
to
copy
from
a
1.44MB
diskette
to
a
720K
diskette
or
vice
versa.
CAUTION
Copying
an
entire
diskette
to
another
destroys
any
data
that
may
be
on
the
destination
diskette.
Check
the
destination
diskette
before
starting.
Make
sure
your
destination
diskette
has
been
initialized.
1.
Press
CODE
+
SHIFT
+
0.
This
message
appears:
Insert
source
disk
and
press
RETURN.
2.
Insert
the
source
(original)
diskette
and
press
RETURN.
The
word
processor
will
start
reading
fi
les
from
the
source
diskette.
Since
the
memory
space
is
limited,
the
word
processor
may
not
be
able
to
read
the
diskette
at
one
time
In
the
case
of
a
diskette
containing
a
lot
of
information,
after
reading
the
first
portion,
this
message
appears:
Insert
destination
disk
and
press
RETURN.
3.
Insert
the
destination
diskette
and
press
RETURN.
The
word
processor
transfers
the
fi
les
that
have
been
read
from
the
source
diskette
onto
the
destination
diskette.
If
all
the
files
of
the
source
diskette
have
not
been
transferred
yet,
the
word
processor
asks
you
to
reinsert
the
source
diskette.
4.
Repeat
steps
2
and
3
until
all
files
have
been
transferred
to
the
destination
diskette.
You
may
need
to
swap
these
diskettes
a
number
of
times
before
all
of
the
files
are
copied
to
the
destination
diskette.
The
word
processor
"knows"
which
diskette
is
the
source
diskette
and
which
one
is
the
destination
diskette.
If
you
mistakenly
insert
a
wrong
diskette,
this
message
appears:
[
Incorrect
disk!
Press
any
key
to
continue.
#
4
,
Insert
the
correct
diskette
and
press
RETURN.
When
the
operation
is
completed,
this
message
appearr:
Disk
copying
completed.
File
Management
181