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In tally software what is the difference between restore
and backup?
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RESTORE MEANS RESTORE OF DATE WHICH HAVE ALREADY BACKUP IN
TALLY.WHILE BACK UP MEANS KEEP SAFELY DATA IN COMPUTER BY
TALLY.
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