Apple Mac2014 - Restoring Your Company File from a Backup

QuickBooks for Mac 2014 User’s Guide 230
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Restoring Your Company File from a Backup
Sometimes things just don’t go well—files get messed up, computers crash. But don’t worry—it’s easy to get
QuickBooks going again.
Each disk image (.dmg file) QuickBooks creates when it backs up your data includes a copy of your company file
and your Attached Documents Library (if you use and back up attachments).
Here’s how you do it:
1 Go to your backed up disk image and double-click it to mount it.
2 Drag the company file (with the .qb2014 extension) where you want it to be.
3 Drag the Attached Documents Library folder where you want it to be.
Tip: We recommend that you put your Attached Documents Library in the same place as your
company file.
4 Open your company file.
5 Go to QuickBooks > Preferences.