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<div style="background-color: #E3FBE5;">'''Note:''' MultiCharts 32 bit databases are incompatible with MultiCharts 64 bit. Copying a 32 bit database folder into MultiCharts 64 bit will cause errors. Please use the next step “Export data” to export your databases from MultiCharts 32 bit version or use the following tool to convert your 32 bit data bases into 64 bit format: [[How to Reduce Database Size]]</div>
==Saving User Data==
There are two ways to backup user data: backup database files or export data from QuoteManager into .qmd QMD files.<br>
Copying database files is faster, but you won’t be able to merge this data with that which already exists existing in the database (if needed.required)<br>
Exporting data from QuoteManager into .qmd QMD files will allow you to merge this data with the other data that will exist already exists in the database in the future; however, some data will not everything will be exported (session templates, symbol roots, exchanges that have ) if it is not been appied applied to any symbol in QuoteManager will not be exported).<br>
'''To save database files:'''
# Click Windows '''Start''' button.
# Select '''Run'''
# For 32 bit MultiCharts on Windows XP, paste the following command: '''%allusersprofile%\Application Data\TS Support\MultiCharts'''<br>For 32 bit MultiCharts on Windows Vista/7/8/10 paste the following command: '''%allusersprofile%\TS Support\MultiCharts'''<br>For 64 bit MultiCharts on Windows Vista/7/8/10 paste the following command: '''%allusersprofile%\TS Support\MultiCharts64'''<br>For 32 bit MultiCharts .NET on Windows Vista/7/8 /10 paste the following command: '''%allusersprofile%\TS Support\MultiCharts.NET''' ;<br>For 64 bit MultiCharts .NET on Windows XP Vista/7/8/10 paste the following command: '''%allusersprofile%\Application Data\TS Support\MultiCharts.NET64'''<br>
# Press '''Enter.'''
# In the popped up window make a copy of the '''DataBase''' folder with all its contents.<br><br>
'''To export data:'''
