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Backing up files without extension
Hi,
I can't seem to back up files that doesn't have any extension. I supose this is something connected to the extension filter (mine is to include *.* - all files). But files without extension are not being added.
I think that the filter should be just * but I cannot add this filter.
My AceBackup version is 3.0.0.0
Thanks,
Bojan
I can't seem to back up files that doesn't have any extension. I supose this is something connected to the extension filter (mine is to include *.* - all files). But files without extension are not being added.
I think that the filter should be just * but I cannot add this filter.
My AceBackup version is 3.0.0.0
Thanks,
Bojan
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Re: Backing up files without extension
Hello,
in order to add files without extension you need to set the filter *.
If you enter that, the "Add"button will be enabled and you can add your filter.
Best regards,
AceBIT Support
in order to add files without extension you need to set the filter *.
If you enter that, the "Add"button will be enabled and you can add your filter.
Best regards,
AceBIT Support
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Re: Backing up files without extension
Hi
I have tried backing up Thunderbird Inbox data file Using *. but this still does not appear to work
Can you help?
I have tried backing up Thunderbird Inbox data file Using *. but this still does not appear to work
Can you help?
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Re: Backing up files without extension
Hello,
did you try the setting
Included file extension: *.
Excluded file extension: *.*
Best regards,
AceBIT Support
did you try the setting
Included file extension: *.
Excluded file extension: *.*
Best regards,
AceBIT Support
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Re: Backing up files without extension
Hi - thanks for the reply
I have discovered that leaving all of the file extension definitions out actually works.
i.e. it backs up all files including those without file extensions
Thanks anyway, Paul
I have discovered that leaving all of the file extension definitions out actually works.
i.e. it backs up all files including those without file extensions
Thanks anyway, Paul
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