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Yay, there is a bvckup2 coming? I used the beta of V1 1.5 years ago and was amazed of it (there were a few problems I posted about but I was able to work with it ).
Now I just wanted to see if there were updates availabe or a complete "out-of-beta" release (as I searched for a good backup solution for my files again) and just found the thread for V2. Looking forward to it!

ah...last post is from last year....are there any news?

Could you show make a capture of the exclusion window and post it here ?

sure
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@apankrat: thanks for your reply
But it doesn´t work.

My file listing is as follows:

[copy or print]
.bmx          <DIR>
SomeOtherDir    <DIR>
file1.bmx
file2.bmx
file3.bmx

I set the filters as you wrote but it ignores the rule for the ".bmx" folder. For now I stick with it by entering the .bmx folder into the "location" field and let it exclude *.* of the content of the dir. I then just have an empty ".bmx" dir on my backup drive.

I came across a little problem:
Some of my project folders have a directory called ".bmx". At the same time the project files (which are in the same directory like the ".bmx" subdir) do have the extension *.bmx. I only want to backup all of these bmx-files but not the ".bmx"-subfolder. How can I set up bvckup to do this?

wow, really really nice program. Testing it at the moment with some of my project files. I like to program at work and make backups of them on my web drive. So far it works great!

Great concept!

I can confirm that "Dirt 2" does not start with FARR in the background. Before starting a high performance game like dirt I close all unneccessary processes via GameBooster which is able to stop processes and restart them after switching back to "normal mode". But I never thought that FARR is the program causing the crashes of "Dirt 2". After adding FARR to the list of processes to be closed for "gaming mode" all is fine.

I use WinXP Home SP3 (32 Bit)

Thanks for the new version!
FARR is one of the most useful programs I have ever used.