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Norton Ghost, at least the version bundled with Systemworks Pro 2k3, does not allow for directory-only backups (at least not that I can find). I need a solution that will allow me to schedule a backup of My Docs and maybe one other directory on a daily basis. Anyone have any ideas?
Note: I have tried using the windows xp built-in backup and the scheduling interface is horrible. It never seems to run the way I want it to, when I want it to do so.
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