| David Arnstein 2006-03-06, 2:46 am |
| In article <DeNOf.20632$2O6.18448@newssvr12.news.prodigy.com>,
DanR <dhr22@sorrynospm.com> wrote:
>Is there a way to back up "almost" everything on a hard drive using Retrospect
>7? I would like to choose some files or folders that I do not want backed up. My
>main purpose is that I receive error messages for every backup due to certain
>files that won't backup successfully. They are not critical files and I just
>want to skip them.
>I actually use Retrospect Express 7.0.301 but it's supposed to be functionally
>the same as the regular version.
The "regular" version of Retrospect Pro for Windows has a feature
"selectors." A selector can be created to do exactly what you want.
Perhaps you should investigate those error messages though. They might
be important.
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