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Deano
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ph_backupdb(E:\PowerHomeBackup,1)
The formula evaluates to 5
E: is a shared partition on a slave HD
Help says 5 means backup file rename failed 
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jbbtex
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I'm far from expert but I believe you just need to place the path & filename in quotes.
ph_backupdb("E:\PowerHomeBackup",1)
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Deano
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Oh Boy - I'll bet you're right!
Need more non-experts in charge of error statements 
I'll give it a try in the AM.
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Rats
Had the quotes in PowerHome just missed them in the post.
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jbbtex
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Here is what I use:
ph_backupdb("c:\program files\powerhome\ph.db",1)
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I never gave it a name Works fine with now 
Just spent the last hour trying to figure out why I couldn't jump to "Done" when it should have been Go to Label
My brain must still be in Cancun
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Topic: PowerHome Backup returns 5
