Save & back up for Past exam question tagging tool
This past exam question tagging tool backup page covers past exam question tagging tool. First, choose one small task you can check by hand. Then follow the steps below and compare the result with your source information.
The download is an offline record workspace. This page explains one part of its use. For the full process, follow the ten linked guides in order or open the section you need. Keep your source notes with your working files.
Keep an original and a working copy
Retain the original past exam question tagging tool ZIP and work in a separate extracted folder. This lets you compare against a clean copy when diagnosing a problem.
Your package includes LICENSE.txt, START-HERE.txt, example-backup.json, product.html. Keep linked files together. Make a separate dated copy before making a major change.
Use the documented save mechanism
The delivered interface includes these labels and controls: Download JSON backup; Restore backup; Print / PDF; Load example; Clear workspace; Close; Save record.
Where the product supplies JSON backup and restore controls, save a backup before closing or changing devices. A CSV report, screenshot or printed document is not automatically a full backup. Follow the included instructions rather than renaming one format to another.
Browser-held state can be lost when site data is cleared, the browser profile changes or a private session ends. Check what this product persists; do not rely on an open tab as your only copy.
Test recovery before relying on it
- Keep the current working copy intact.
- Use a separate practice folder or workspace for a recovery test.
- Restore only a compatible backup using the documented instructions.
- Compare a few recognizable values and the relevant outputs.
- Store backups where only intended users can access them.
Choose a simple backup routine
First, save a copy before a large edit. Then save another copy when you finish a useful piece of work. Give each copy a clear date and project reference.
Also, keep at least one copy away from your active working folder. This helps if you delete or overwrite a local file. However, protect private data in each location. Finally, test recovery with a practice copy before you depend on that backup routine.
Details to check in this product
- Subject: confirm the source and keep a clear reference.
- Topic: check the value against your practice case.
- Year: review the result before you save or share it.
- Question reference: confirm the source and keep a clear reference.
- Difficulty: check the value against your practice case.
- Revision status: review the result before you save or share it.
A useful reference
Learn how browser storage differs from a file backup. Read the MDN explanation of browser storage for more detail.