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offline files is stored under: %Windir%\CSC &nbsp;<br />
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offline files is stored under: %Windir%\CSC  

http://windowsxp.mvps.org/cachemov.htm [http://windowsxp.mvps.org/cachemov.htm]

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screem brille I have offline file every where on our server,because of 3rd party application that we are using.
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screem brille I have offline file every where on our server,because of 3rd party application that we are using.

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du you mean that several folders are made available offline or ?
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du you mean that several folders are made available offline or ?

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I have several files which are offline in different folders its spread all over the server
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I have several files which are offline in different folders its spread all over the server

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delete why ?`the answer is that the CSC is holding the offline files..
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delete why ?`the answer is that the CSC is holding the offline files..

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I am not after the system offline files.<br />
I have several files which are offline in different folders its spread all over the server. I am using sysmnatec Vault which is an archiving system which just leave a pointer(offline files) once it archives a file.<br />
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I don't understand how you can award points to screem_brille
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I am not after the system offline files.
I have several files which are offline in different folders its spread all over the server. I am using sysmnatec Vault which is an archiving system which just leave a pointer(offline files) once it archives a file.
 
ee_ai_construct
I don't understand how you can award points to screem_brille

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Is their a way to just backup offline files using windows NTBackup.
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Is their a way to just backup offline files using windows NTBackup.

Backup Offline files using windows NTbackup

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