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The Importance of Backing Up
It’s a simple fact of life that even the most reliable computers and their hard drives can
misbehave—everyone who owns a computer knows this. Outside events—such as
power outages and spikes—can also cause problems to occur.
The VS-2000 is a highly specialized computer designed for recording, but it
is
a
computer, and all of your data is stored on its hard drive. As such, it’s subject to the
same mishaps as any other computer. While your VS-2000 is very trustworthy, there can
be no absolute guarantee that nothing will ever go wrong.
It’s vitally important, therefore, that you do what every computer user must do:
regularly back up your data. If an unexpected problem does occur, you can always re-
load your backed-up data and carry on.
Your built-in CD-R/RW drive provides a perfect way to easily and quickly back up your
data on inexpensive CD-R (“CD-Recordable”) or CD-RW (“CD-ReWritable”) disks that
can hold large amounts of data. The VS-2000 provides extensive backup and recovery
tools, as described in Chapter 7.
While backing up your data requires an investment of your time on a regular basis,
there’s no substitute for the peace of mind it provides, especially if something does go
wrong. Backing up your project is the best way to ensure that all of your inspired
moments and hard work remain completely safe and sound, no matter what happens.
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