> Its been ages since the last time I did that type of restore, but I 
> believe you need to use the -R option as in
> 
> -R server::folder
> 
> I am pretty sure you need two colon symbols between the destination 
> server name and the folder or directory on that server where you 
> want the restored data to sit.

I think this will work, after a much closer examination of the Command 
Reference Guide:

recover -v -S 1275979552 -R admnman012 -d D:\RecoveredFiles f:\Users

(which should give me just the "F:\Users" folder restored into 
"D:\RecoveredFiles" on my other client "admnman012". I think)

Unfortunately, I need to add "admnman012" to the "servers" list of my 
backup server, before it will let me do this. And I have to wait for a job 
to finish first ...

And I can't just recover to the same server, as that server doesn't exist 
anymore.

Fun times! :-)

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