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JoomlaPack Backup and Restore a Joomla! site Featured

Written by Niko Winckel
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This is the English version of Niko Winckel's, our Translation Team Leader, excellent video tutorial. It is clearly demonstrating how to backup and restore your Joomla! site using the JoomlaPack component and its ever-usefull companion, Kickstart.

Highly recommended for all new users of JoomlaPack!

And, yes, it is available in 1080p HD format for leaving no doubts on what you are supposed to click and when! Thank you, Niko.

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