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Thank you, sorry I missed that.

Could you suggest regular expressions that would avoid these errors? Perhaps added to the FAQ? (I am somewhat familiar with regex but dont want to introduce a different error).

I understand, thank you.

Is it possible to add a feature to allow comparison to existing files/folders even for the first run?

I unchecked the archive attribute, however the program still switches to full backup with the log entry:

2022-02-25 08:04:48 Changing the backup type to full. Reason: first backup of the task.

I am receiving this error message: ERR 2022-02-24 23:04:11 An error occurred while listing the content of the directory "E:\System Volume Information": (5) Access is denied: [\\?\GLOBALROOT\Device\HarddiskVolumeShadowCopy132\System Volume Information] However the backup does seem to execute, and app...

I have tried running macroexpress with the file as an argument, but it doe not run the file. The log says the executable was executed, but it does not actually do so. Any ideas?

I'd like to request that on incremental backups (no compression, no encryption basically copy backup) the first run of an incremental backup STILL checks comparison to the destination for files that have not changed. I believe on the incremental runs, the software compares file attributes and only c...

I've tried your suggestion with no luck.

I also tried entering it in as a command (which I can run fine from the command line) it opens the command window in the directory of Reflector and just waits there, never enters the actual command saved.

Thoughts?

Yes, it is. I exported the file as a playable macro. Other programs I've used have had no issue 'running' it, but let me try your suggestion and I'll let you know the results. Thank you.

I have a file that shuts down a program that I would like to run prior to running the backup task. It is easy to navigate to and choose this program, however Cobian Reflector throws this error: ERR 2022-02-24 17:47:22 An error occurred while executing the program C:\batchfiles\shutdownprogram.mxe: T...

OK, Thank you.