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How do link directories have high pagerank?
Q. I've been running around submitting my site to free search engine directories and I noticed that they all have PR=5 or higher despite the fact that they have so many out-links. And, I don't know of many sites that link back to link directory sites. So I don't get it, how do they have good pagerank? Also, is it even worth my time submitting my site to them? Are they actually going to make any difference in my site's rank?
Asked by R - Wed Jul 22 00:18:59 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Submitting to directories does not give a direct result. It may takes like 3 to 6 months to have impact on your site. If you link to a directory with page rank 5 but under a category of none page rank that might be the cause your site rank doesn't coming up. Free directory usually offer submission that may take a long time to approve your site submission. Don't be surprise some of the may take up to more than a month to approve and worst case is rejecting your submission.
Answered by Kaspersky Key - Wed Jul 22 07:43:40 2009

how to create a backup and Restore plan of the key linux directories and other key data directories?
Q. Discuss how we might create a backup and Restore plan of the key linux directories and other key data directories. We also need to outline the application used to carry out this process.
Asked by Sammy - Wed Oct 28 15:58:15 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. This sounds like a homework question. It would be as unethical for us to give you the answer as it is for you to ask for it. On the other hand, if you are confused about some aspect of the question, we might be able to point you in the right direction so that you can figure out the answer for yourself.
Answered by Terry - Wed Oct 28 18:42:32 2009

Any software I can use to copy directories?
Q. I have complex directory structures I'd like to duplicate, and while I can copy the master directory, I have so many files that it takes too long. I'm wondering if anyone knows of any software in which I can copy just the directories including subdirectories from one folder to another, without copying the actual files. Thanks!
Asked by Darkwolfe - Thu Nov 6 16:53:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Although it is old, DOS still has some powerful features. Open up DOS by choosing Start - run - type in cmd and hit enter. Here is the format to use. You may have to play around a little. XCOPY source [destination] /E Copies directories and subdirectories, including empty ones. Example: xcopy c:\folderA c:\folderB /E Have fun.
Answered by My_two_cents_plus_a_quarter - Thu Nov 6 17:06:47 2008