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profile storage in another drive

Discussion in 'Firefox, Thunderbird & SeaMonkey' started by liphor, 2004/10/17.

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  1. 2004/10/17
    liphor

    liphor Inactive Thread Starter

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    How do I go around making my profile in another harddisk as I have 2 harddisk. I do not intent to store them under appication data in windows xp folder as I have just lost 5 years of mail dat etc because my recent experience of corrupted windows xp program experience.
     
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    Ramona

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    Backup's - Ramona's words of wisdom.
    Where important data is stored is not as important as "how many copies" of important data.
     
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    Dennis, one good copy which is not on a HD may be enough, although I have so many copies that I can't find them, anymore.
     
  6. 2004/10/27
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    liphor Inactive Thread Starter

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    lost data storage location

    I can't find the application data folder in my windows. I have just did a clean installed of windows xp sp2.
     
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    Ramona

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    liphor,

    Profile Folders location on Windows XP:
    C:\Documents and Settings\user_name\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles

    NOTE: These files are hidden by default.
    To see hidden files:
    1. On the Tools menu in Windows Explorer, click Folder Options
    2. Click the View tab
    3. Under Hidden files and folders, click Show hidden files and folders
    4. Disable "Hide File Extensions for Known Files. "
    5. Click OK.

    Ramona
     
  8. 2004/10/28
    liphor

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    Problem solved

    Thanks ramona
     
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