Smith Shop hk Posted August 18, 2009 Posted August 18, 2009 Any one can help me to do this metter,my windows vista had disaster,must restore,i want to know how to export the data(huge data on my program),and import the data to new download's Express Invoice after restore the windows,i tried to find the data file,but not exist on my system,I'm useing the Unlicensed Basic Free Version v2.14,I want upgrade to licensed user after the restore progress,If any one know that,Please help me,Thanks!!!
GrahamW Posted August 18, 2009 Posted August 18, 2009 Any one can help me to do this metter,my windows vista had disaster,must restore,i want to know how to export the data(huge data on my program),and import the data to new download's Express Invoice after restore the windows,i tried to find the data file,but not exist on my system,I'm useing the Unlicensed Basic Free Version v2.14,I want upgrade to licensed user after the restore progress,If any one know that,Please help me,Thanks!!! If you are using windows vista you need to unhide the program data folder first. Follow these steps Click Computer click organise CLick on Folder and Search Options Click the view Tab Show hidden files and folders Close all that down open computer and look on your c drive and you should now see a folder called Program Data, look in the NCH folder and you will find what you are looking for. Graham
Smith Shop hk Posted August 18, 2009 Author Posted August 18, 2009 If you are using windows vista you need to unhide the program data folder first. Follow these steps Click Computer click organise CLick on Folder and Search Options Click the view Tab Show hidden files and folders Close all that down open computer and look on your c drive and you should now see a folder called Program Data, look in the NCH folder and you will find what you are looking for. Graham Thanks you so much Graham,i did it and sucess see the data,one more question,i can put back the old data in new progarm on same section?
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