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				<title>[Cookbook and FAQ] protecting and restoring &#39;the System&#39;</title>
				<description><![CDATA[ Hello, I wonder how I'm going to develop my backup strategy based on QRecall. Basically, I want to achieve two goals: <br>- safeguard my data files up to the last few hours, as well as maintain older versions of files <br>- being able to the restore older versions of the OS-X. I'll explain: If I run into a nasty OS-related misbehavior and then I remember that 2 weeks ago I did not yet have that issue, then I'd like to restore the OS' state of 2 weeks ago. That'd probably even include the stuff in the User's library, but certainly not the data files like those in the Documents and Pictures folders -- these should not be returned to a previous state...! <br> <br>Possible with QRecall? TNX! -Martin <br>]]></description>
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				<author><![CDATA[ Martin G. Kaiser]]></author>
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