If you do not have this software on your computer it is available as a free download. Start up iTunes on your laptop or desktop computer. Remember: Your data will only be as up to date to your latest backup if you need to restore, so back your data up as often as possible, especially if you are afraid of losing your data for any reason. That being said, iTunes File Sharing is great for controlling your backup and restore process and having confidence that if anything happens to your PotteryNotes installation or your device that you will have a backup of your data. It is your responsibility to backup your data! You must make your own decision about how you backup your PotteryNotes data and how comfortable you are with the method you use. Our recommendation is that you use the iTunes or iCloud backup, and that the iTunes File Sharing backup explained on this page is used as a backup to your backup.
Note: The official Apple recommended way to backup your data is to use the iTunes backup that is done when you sync your device to your computer, or by using the iCloud backup.
Link to the official Apple support page about iTunes File Sharing Special attention should be paid to the “Images” sub-directory in the PotteryNotes installation. It is also the users responsibility to manage these backups and verify that their entire PotteryNotes system is backed up and restored properly. This technique is recommended for people who feel comfortable working with files in their Explorer (for PC users) or Finder (for Mac users) applications. iTunes File Sharing allows you to copy file out of and into your PotteryNotes installation on your iOS device. To do this you need to have a desktop computer (Mac or PC) with iTunes installed. One way to backup your PotteryNotes installation is to use a feature called iTunes File Sharing.
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