The second Restore Wizard page allows you to specify where you want to restore the selected items. There are two major options:

• restoring items to their original location
• restoring items to a custom, user defined location.

If Custom Folder is selected the items will be restored to this custom folder after their type is checked:

• Local files: if the Local files check box is checked local files will be restored to the Custom Folder. The drive part of the path will have the following form: $[DRIVELETTER].
  
  Ex. if you have the file C:\MyFolder\document.doc in the archive and the Custom restore folder is set to C:\Restore then the restored file will be: C:\Restore\[ARCHIVENAME]\$C\MyFolder\document.doc

• Network files: if the Network files check box is checked network files will be restored to the Custom Folder. The server/sharename part of the path will have the following form: $Network\$$[SERVERNAME]\[SHARENAME].
  
  Ex. if you have the file \\Boss\Shared\SubFolder\document.doc in the archive and the Custom restore folder is set to C:\Restore then the restored file will be: C:\Restore\[ARCHIVENAME]\$Network\$$Boss\Shared\SubFolder\document.doc
  
• FTP files: if the FTP files check box is checked FTP files will be restored to the Custom Folder. The server part of the path will have the following form: $Ftp\$[SERVERNAME].
  
  Ex. if you have the file ftp://ftp.myhost.com/Folder/document.doc in the archive and the Custom restore folder is set to C:\Restore then the restored file will be: C:\Restore\[ARCHIVENAME]\$FTP\ftp.myhost.com\Folder\document.doc

• MySQL tables: if the MySQL tables check box is checked MySQL tables will restored to the Custom Folder, in standard SQL format. The restored file fill have the following format: $MySQL\[SERVERNAME]\[DATABASENAME]\[TABLENAME].sql.
  
  Ex. if you have the table clients, from the companydb finances in the archive, from the www.myhost.com database server and the Custom restore folder is to C:\Restore then the restored file will be: C:\Restore\$MySQL\www.myhost.com\companydb\clients.sql.

If Custom Folder is selected but a type is not checked then these types will be restored to its original location.

To restore registry keys to a custom location select Custom Key in the Restore registry entries group box. You must specify a registry key as the root for registry restore operation.

Ex. if you have the registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Accessibility in the archive and the Custom key is set to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\temp the restore key will look like HKEY_CURRENT_USER\temp\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Accessibility.

These custom restore modes are usefull for advanced users, who wants to use, test or examine the archived data without restoring to its original location.

The next group box allows the user to specify how to handle existing files:

• Do not replace: existing files are never replaced
• Replace only if the file older: refresh the target files with new files found in the archive, and overwrite old ones
• Always replace: replace all the files

The Info group box displays information about the archive content:

• Number and size of the files selected for restore
• Number and size of the files not selected for restore.

Click Restore to start the restore process.