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It looks like the problem might be in how I have Windows 2000 logins set up. I have the OS set to always assume my user is logged in (this account has administrator privileges). When I set up task scheduler, I specified to use my 'administrator' account. When I changed this to use my user login, the...

If I drop the | and the options that follow, the problem seems to go away. Running the program from the command line with the | options present gives the error 'unknown command O'. I'm guessing Windows 2000 command line is interpretting the | character?

I have 3 backup scripts set to run at 02:30 every day. This morning at 6:45 I went to check on their status, and didn't have my email report, so I tried to start AISBackup, but it wouldn't run. I went to Task Manager and found that AISBackup was currently running, though it had only consumed 0:00:01...

I like that idea - right click a file and say 'select files of this type'. That'd be handy. As far as automatically selecting all files of that type, even if they don't yet exist, that would also be handy, if it's controllable. Maybe give it as an option, i.e. 'select all file of this type in curren...

Thanks Barry, that did the trick!

Bear with me, this might ramble some. I don't like the way file inclusions work. I think, somehow, it should work more like how file exclusions work. Instead of dictating only the files that should be backed up, I think it should specify the type of files that should be automatically selected. Optio...

When using CD Writer to copy a backup to CD, after specifying the backup options I am prompted to enter a blank CD. I insert a CD-R and select OK. The CD window clears for a few seconds, then comes back and asks for a blank CD. It appears I can't use CD Writer. What's up? (I have a Sony Spressa CRX ...

I have a drive on a remote PC mapped to a given drive letter on my PC. From my PC I want to backup the remote drive. I can select the files, but when I select 'Run Backup', I get a 'Unavailable Network Connection' message. What gives?