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<dateCreated>Wed, 08 May 2002 23:32:00 GMT</dateCreated>
<dateModified>Sun, 09 Feb 2003 00:35:48 GMT</dateModified>
<ownerName>X Y</ownerName>
<ownerEmail>xxx@yyy.zzz</ownerEmail>
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<body><outline text="various links">
<outline text="http://www.mozilla.org/start/1.0/faq/profile.html#backup" type="link" url="http://www.mozilla.org/start/1.0/faq/profile.html#backup"/>
<outline text="http://www.mozilla.org/start/1.5/troubleshooting/#restore-mail" type="link" url="http://www.mozilla.org/start/1.5/troubleshooting/#restore-mail"/>
<outline text="http://mozdoc.burlco.org/other.html" type="link" url="http://mozdoc.burlco.org/other.html"/>
<outline text="http://wavesmash.blogspot.com/2004/06/firefox-review-setting-world-on-fire.html" type="link" url="http://wavesmash.blogspot.com/2004/06/firefox-review-setting-world-on-fire.html"/>
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<outline text="Exit the browser, and replace the relevant files in your profile directory with the backup copies. If after restart the profile data still appear to be “lost”, you may have a corrupted chrome cache file, in which case, exit your browser, delete the xul.mfl, xul.mfasl, or XUL FastLoad File file in your profile directory, and restart Mozilla again."/>
<outline text="C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles\default\h5dbraik.slt\ImapMail\uclink4.berkeley.edu"/>
<outline text="Scripting the restoration of profiles">
<outline text="Mail/*"/>
<outline text="ImapMail/*"/>
<outline text="News/*"/>
<outline text="*.mab"/>
<outline text="bookmarks.html"/>
<outline text="*.s"/>
<outline text="*.w"/>
<outline text="training.dat"/>
<outline text="cookies.txt"/>
<outline text="prefs.js -&gt; edit">
<outline text="\\rdhyee2\\pt6662w0.slt -&gt; \\rdhyee3\\oiygq0az.slt"/>
<outline text="rdhyee2/pt6662w0.slt -&gt; rdhyee3/oiygq0az.slt"/>
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<outline text="user.js"/>
<outline text="chrome/userContent.css"/>
<outline text="chrome/userChrome.css"/>
<outline text="*.db"/>
<outline text="mailViews.dat"/>
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<outline text="restoring profile">
<outline text="Occasionally, your browser software or your computer system may malfunction and cause important profile data to be lost. Therefore we recommand that you make a backup copy of your profile periodically. Backup frequency will depend on your usage."/>
<outline text="All your user data are stored in your profile directories (see 7.3 “Where is my profile stored?”). If you are not sure what to back up, or if you want to back up everything, back up the entire directory content. Restoring or transport profile data will be easier if you keep the SALT and NAME directory hierarchy."/>
<outline text="The following files should not be backed up:">
<outline text="xul.mfl, xul.mfasl, or XUL FastLoad File"/>
<outline text="localstore.rdf"/>
<outline text="chrome/*.jar (custom theme files)"/>
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<outline text="Reusing the above mentioned files may cause Mozilla to crash or malfunction. To reclaim a theme, install the latest version of your theme instead of using a backup copy."/>
<outline text="The following subsection describes how you can selectively back up your data:"/>
<outline text="Mail">
<outline text="Mail messages are stored in the Mail (or ImapMail) sub-directory (e.g. /Mail/pop.mail.yahoo.com/). To back up your mail messages, save the files without extension, for example INBOX. "/>
<outline text="To back up filters too, save the rules.dat file. (Don't need to keep *.msf) The *.msf files are index files that will be automatically regenerated if removed. Save the entire Mail directory if you are uncertain what to save."/>
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<outline text="News">
<outline text="News settings and messages are stored in the News sub-directory (e.g. /News/news.mozilla.org/). Your subscribed groups are stored in the *.rc file (e.g. news.mozilla.org.rc). The complete news server groupslist is stored in hostinfo.dat (e.g. /News/news.mozilla.org/hostinfo.dat). *.msf files store message summaries. To back up news, save the *.rc, *.dat, and *.msf files."/>
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<outline text="Address book">
<outline text="In your profile directory, save abook.mab (personal address book) and history.mab (collected addresses). If you have more than one address book, save all *.mab files."/>
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<outline text="Bookmarks">
<outline text="Save the bookmarks.html file."/>
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<outline text="Saved password data">
<outline text="Username and password data is stored in 12345678.s (the number part is random). Save the file."/>
</outline>
<outline text="Saved form data">
<outline text="Saved form data is stored in 12345678.w (the number part is random). Save the file."/>
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<outline text="Junk filters">
<outline text="If you are using Mozilla 1.3 or later, save the training.dat file which stores information for the new smart filtering system."/>
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<outline text="Cookies">
<outline text="Save the cookies.txt file."/>
</outline>
<outline text="User preferences">
<outline text="The main Mozilla configuration file is prefs.js. Save this file."/>
</outline>
<outline text="Customization files">
<outline text="Save user.js, chrome/userContent.css, and chrome/userChrome.css if you use them to customize Mozilla."/>
</outline>
<outline text="certificates">
<outline text="*.db"/>
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<outline text="edit prefs.js for all the hard-coded directory names?"/>
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