Forum: SDL Trados support
Topic: Backing Up TRADOS data
Poster: Emma Goldsmith
Post title: Depends on where you store your data
Studio doesn't have a one-click back-up feature because it's you who chooses where to store all your resources.
Your user profile stores your customised shortcuts, window layout, default languages and all other general options, make sure you know where it is and keep it backed-up.
Other, even more important resources - TMs, TBs, etc. also need to be backed up regularly.
You might want to go through the list I wrote of resources to back up when you want to move Studio to a new computer:
[url removed]
To answer your 2nd question, if you re-create a project on two different machines using exactly the same paths for all resources, you should be able to switch between the two. You could also use a DropBox folder to keep your resources in a single location and update them there.
HTH,
Emma
Topic: Backing Up TRADOS data
Poster: Emma Goldsmith
Post title: Depends on where you store your data
Studio doesn't have a one-click back-up feature because it's you who chooses where to store all your resources.
Your user profile stores your customised shortcuts, window layout, default languages and all other general options, make sure you know where it is and keep it backed-up.
Other, even more important resources - TMs, TBs, etc. also need to be backed up regularly.
You might want to go through the list I wrote of resources to back up when you want to move Studio to a new computer:
[url removed]
To answer your 2nd question, if you re-create a project on two different machines using exactly the same paths for all resources, you should be able to switch between the two. You could also use a DropBox folder to keep your resources in a single location and update them there.
HTH,
Emma