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132 Exploring the contents of a recovery point About using a search engine 4 In the right content panel, double-click the folder that contains the file that you want to view. 5 Right-click the file that you want to view, and then click View File. The View option is unavailable if you select a program file that has a .exe, .dll, or .com file extension. To restore files within a recovery point 1 On the Tools page, click Run Recovery Point Browser. 2 Navigate to your backup destination folder, select the recovery point file you want to browse, and then click Open. 3 In the Recovery Point Browser, select a drive in the tree panel (on the left). 4 In the content panel (on the right), double-click a folder that contains the file you want to view. 5 Do one of the following: ■ Right-click the file you want to view and click View File. The View option is dimmed (unavailable) if you selected a program file that has a .exe, .dll, or .com file extension. ■ Select one or more files, click Recover Files, and then click Recover to restore them to their original location. If prompted, click Yes or Yes to All to overwrite the existing (original) files. About using a search engine If you have a desktop search engine, such as Google Desktop, you can configure your backups to create recovery points that are searchable. Note: If your organization uses Symantec Backup Exec Web Retrieve, it is likely that your network administrator has already enabled this feature. You can configure your backups to support one of these search engines. Be sure to select the Enable search engine support at the time you define the backup. See "To define a drive-based backup" on page 60. See "About using a search engine to search recovery points" on page 201.

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4
In the right content panel, double-click the folder that contains the file that
you want to view.
5
Right-click the file that you want to view, and then click
View File
.
The View option is unavailable if you select a program file that has a .exe,
.dll, or .com file extension.
To restore files within a recovery point
1
On the Tools page, click
Run Recovery Point Browser
.
2
Navigate to your backup destination folder, select the recovery point file you
want to browse, and then click
Open
.
3
In the Recovery Point Browser, select a drive in the tree panel (on the left).
4
In the content panel (on the right), double-click a folder that contains the file
you want to view.
5
Do one of the following:
■
Right-click the file you want to view and click
View File
.
The View option is dimmed (unavailable) if you selected a program file
that has a .exe, .dll, or .com file extension.
■
Select one or more files, click
Recover Files
, and then click
Recover
to
restore them to their original location.
If prompted, click
Yes
or
Yes to All
to overwrite the existing (original)
files.
About using a search engine
If you have a desktop search engine, such as Google Desktop, you can configure
your backups to create recovery points that are searchable.
Note:
If your organization uses Symantec Backup Exec Web Retrieve, it is likely
that your network administrator has already enabled this feature.
You can configure your backups to support one of these search engines. Be sure
to select the Enable search engine support at the time you define the backup.
See
“
To define a drive-based backup
”
on page 60.
See
“
About using a search engine to search recovery points
”
on page 201.
Exploring the contents of a recovery point
About using a search engine
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