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This is hard to answer in fine detail without knowing the specific database program. However, they all have a tool that allows for the 'Export' of a database and another to 'Import' a database. So you can export from one and import to the other via any transfer method. If it is the same program you can usually just 'save' or copy the database to a floppy, CD or Flashdrive and then just open it on the other computer. If they are different versions then the export/import is best.
For future reference I suggest that your friend set up their hard drive as two partitions or two hard drives with the operating system on the first and the applications and data on the second, that way you dont have to worry about data transfer when rebuilding the operating system, just ahve to reload the software.
by patriotpen
by wlbowers
Depending on the program will determine the method.
You will have to do one of the following.
Backup/Restore
Export/Import
Export/Convert/Import
An email to the techsupport staff of the software, or access the FAQ's on their website, or provide us with the software name and version and we will try to help.
Lee
by patriotpen
I appreciate you asuggestions but it did help. I have decided to follow another option since the friend I am trying to help has a fixed budget I have decided to go with a dual boot with bothe his hard drives. I have posted a question to this effect for guidance . Thanks a lot for you input anyway
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