How to Choose Ripe Figs Cut Fig. Richard Jung Photography/Riser/Getty Images Figs are fragile. Rare is the fig shopper who finds perfect, unmarred fresh figs. Lucky for the rest of us, slightly wrinkled (but still plump) and even split figs (as long as they are not weeping or leaking), are what you want.
Introduction. Carbonite provides two methods to restore your backed up files to your computer: Restoring Individual Files and Folders-Carbonite lets you navigate through your Carbonite Backup Drive and locate the file(s) and folder(s) you would like to restore to your computer.ou can open the Carbonite Backup Drive through the Carbonite InfoCenter. - Double-click the Carbonite lock icon in your Windows notification area to open the Carbonite InfoCenter. - Within the Carbonite InfoCenter click the Restore tab to view a list of your restore options.
Open SQL Server Management Studio and login to the SQL Server you want to restore the database to. It is best to either login as a Windows Administrator or as the SQL âsaâ user. Once logged in, right click on the Databases folder and select âRestore Databaseâ.Click the ellipses button next to âFrom deviceâ under the âSource for restoreâ section. Set âFileâ as the backup media and then click âAddâ. Browse to the SQL backup (BAK) file you want to restore.In the Restore Database dialog, type or select the name of the database you want this backup restored to.1  If you select an existing database, it will be replaced with the data from the backup. 2  If you type a database name which does not currently exist in your SQL Server installation, it will be created.nce logged in, right click on the Databases folder and select âRestore Databaseâ. Click the ellipses button next to âFrom deviceâ under the âSource for restoreâ section. Set âFileâ as the backup media and then click âAddâ. Browse to the SQL backup (BAK) file you want to restore.