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| Registered User Join Date: Nov 2007
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| I use Open Workbench to manage a project "Main Project". openworkbench I found a problem, I need to set up a computer more, so I create a new project. This project call "test motherboard". I try to find computer cases to test the motherboard power panel I mark computer cases, mark of computer cases as tasks I insert this "test motherboard" project to "Main Project" as subproject. Is this right? I save this all projects files in Open Workbench install folder (C: program files ...), I shall save all projects files in another data hard disk (D How can I save all projects files backup, it can backup automatically when changed the files, and keep different copies of different time? When I delete the file in error, modify the file in error, or the hard disk is damaged. How can I manage Open Workbench backup in windows 2000? Can I install Open Workbench in free operating systems? And I also email to quantatw quantafremont But they did not reply to me. I obtain a service number in quantafremont.com, how can I record these? I will track this number later. How can I use Open Workbench to manage these? |
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