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Appendix C: Wireless

backup and restore

Data that is not backed up wirelessly

When handhelds are deployed wirelessly and Wireless Automatic Backup is enabled for a user, the

following handheld data is not backed up:

Backup and restore handheld data

To back up data not backed up wirelessly, users must use the backup and restore utility in the Desktop

Manager or run the Application Loader tool that is installed in the shared software directory to back up

their handheld data on the database. Running a full backup creates an .ipd file on the user’s computer.

An .ipd file typically saves as LoaderBackup-<

yyyy-mm-dd

>.ipd where

yyyy

specifices the year,

specifies the month, and

specifies the day of the backup. The .ipd file is typically found in

C:\Documents and Settings\<

userid>

\My Documents where <

userid>

the user’s ID.

• Data that is not backed up wirelessly

• Backup and restore handheld data

Data Description

Email messages email messages received on the handheld before the specified prepopulation date, or that are

located in folders not set for redirection, or that have email filters assigned to prevent redirection

to the handheld

Content store saved images and ring tones

Service books all service books

Group addresses group addresses created on the handheld are stored locally on the handheld only and are not

synchronized

MMS messages messages sent by MMS are stored locally on the handheld only

SMS messages messages sent by SMS are stored locally on the handheld only

Saved messages messages saved on the handheld

PIN messages PIN messages are stored locally on the handheld only

RMS databases third-party applications created in the J2ME™

Wirelessly downloaded third-

party applications

third-party applications that are sent wirelessly to handhelds

Note: Third-party applications can be restored to handhelds if the Delivery setting is set to

Wireless in the user’s software configuration.

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