Negative, since this folder can not be redirected as with the My Documents folder.
If your main concern is to automate this process, you can either set a NTBackup in Task Scheduler to backup the C:\Documents and Settings
\user\Local Settings\History directory. Or you can create a batch file using the xcopy command to automatically copy this directory whenever
you choose to execute this batch file.
Hope this helps.
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