Aha..I see! Thanks!
...(not much level on that MD11 mother of yours, then?!)  :o

So I gues it should look like this:

Entry for Boeing 707-300B:

1. Aircraft Name= 707-321B ADV
2. Max Fuel (kg)=90290
3. Ceiling (FL)=410
4. Max Weight (kg)=151500
5. Empty Weight (kg)=64863
6. Load (payload)(kg)=12764
7. Climb Rate (fpm)=2500
8. Climb Speed (KIAS)=270
9. Descent Rate (fpm)=2000
10.Descent Speed (KIAS)=270
11.Cruise Speed (KIAS)=470
12.Cruise FL (fl)=370
13.Approach Speed (KIAS)=185
14.X=0
15.Max Range (NM)=5000

In fact I also have had some disastrous moments of missing data files!
Two years ago I had to pay 1.670 AUD in order to recover a broken harddisk with extremely important work files, etc. From then on I immediately installed Macrium Reflect backup software with scheduled incremental image backup files of all my harddisks! It runs 4 times a week and bring the image files to an external harddisk. The image files from the external harddisk are then once a month transported to another ext. harddisk and is then handled over to my girlfriend in the other part of the city!  :P

Since then I've had a couple of minor disasters on my desktop, for instance once with a heavily corrupted Registry with programs not starting and so on (too much for the windows system backup to handle)- but every time I saved my 'bottom' through the Macrium image backup and brought the whole harddisk (1:1) back to a previous and healthy stadium. With Macrium Reflect you can also easily make a virtual mount of an earlier harddisk image and, exclusively, pick up specific files or folders that you mistakenly have deleted. This could in fact have saved both of our silly little bottoms right now!  :)

For good reasons (!), I've been testing several backup programs before I finally chose British made Macrium Reflect. It's a jungle business and there are loads of promising backup programs out there, but when it comes to an actual (disaster) test, there's only some very few left who actually are able to do the job fully and safely!
Their support is also very good.

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