Now that you have selected the DOS directory for 
backup, you must choose the drive that you want 
to copy the files to.

For this demonstration use the default, floppy 
disk drive A:. Immediately below the Backup To 
list box, the Norton Backup provides some 
statistics regarding the backup you are about to 
perform. One of the statistics displays the 
number of floppy disks required for this backup.

Depending on the type and density of your A: 
drive, the number of floppy disks required will 
vary. For example, all files in an average DOS 
5.0 directory will add up to approximately 2.5MB 
of data.  Thus, if your A: drive is a 5.25-inch 
high-density floppy drive, it would require two 
or three 5.25-inch high-density floppy disks. 
The actual number of disks may vary depending on 
the data compression that is achieved by Norton 
Backup.

Once you have enough high-density floppy disks 
of the same type as your A: drive, press Enter 
to begin the backup.

Follow the on-screen instructions. When the 
backup is complete, the Advisor will return you 
to the main menu.

Press Enter or click OK to continue.