Tnx for help!
I used 'def sched..'
And as I noticed (and probably more one the list..) A simple exclude didnt
do it.. : ]
//Henrik
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Hello,
What is the correct exclude/include statement if I want to exclude
everything files, folders and system objects on a
w2k box with 5.1.6.0 client, except for C:\Backup\*.
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