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How to Enable and Use File Filter?
This article will introduce how to enable and set backup filter in a backup task.
This article will introduce how to enable and set backup filter in a backup task.
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Get StartedIn this article, we'll learn how to enable and set a File Filter in a Backup/Sync Task. Using filters will greatly improve your backup/sync efficiency.
Firstly, please sign in to your CBackup account to create a new backup task.
Then please follow the steps below to set the File Filter:
1. Find the File Filter setting, there are two methods to find the File Filter.
2. Select the File Filter tab in the Backup Settings window.
3. Set the backup file type depending on needs. There are three methods of Filtering:
In other words, you can click Add Filter to input the file format you want to filter. You could use the wildcard *, for example: *.tmp, *tmp, *tmp*, tmp*,tmp.
* represents 0,1, or more characters.
Besides this, when your move cursor on the file types, there is a three-dot button on the right side. You can click the three-dot button to Edit or Delete the current file type.
Furthermore, you can also double-click the entry to enter the edit mode. You can use the wildcard character *, for example: *.tmp、*tmp、*tmp*、tmp*、tmp. The * represents 0, 1, or more characters.
4. Click OK after the configuration. This modification will be performed at the next backup.
Firstly, please sign in to your CBackup account to create a new sync task.
Then please follow the steps below to set the File Filter:
1. Find the File Filter setting, there are two methods to find the File Filter.
2. Select the File Filter tab in the Sync Settings window.
3. Set the Sync file type depending on needs. There are three methods of Filtering:
In other words, you can click Add Filter to input the file format you want to filter. You could use the wildcard *, for example: *.tmp, *tmp, *tmp*, tmp*,tmp.
* represents 0,1, or more characters.
Besides this, when your move cursor on the file types, there is a three-dot button on the right side. You can click the three-dot button to Edit or Delete the current file type.
Furthermore, you can also double-click the entry to enter the edit mode. You can use the wildcard character *, for example: *.tmp、*tmp、*tmp*、tmp*、tmp. The * represents 0, 1, or more characters.
4. Click OK after the configuration. This modification will be performed at the next backup.
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