>The directory to be archived is called favorites and is located in
>d:\profiles\firstname_lastname\favorites\.  I tried the following from the
>command prompt:
>Archive -subdir=yes d:\profiles\...\favorites\*.* and it didn't work.
>Can this be done from a command prompt or should I just resign myself to
>clicking on 200+  folders in the GUI client?

Hi,

If had to do it, I had done it exactly your way. Perhaps should you try
-1) archiving a single directory (ie with no \...\ but an explicit path
like d:\profiles\john_doe\favorites\*.*) and check there is nothing wrong
like d:\profiles\john_doe\favorites\*.*) and check there is nothing wrong
elsewhere
-2) enclose the filespec in quotes (ie "d:\profiles\...\favorites\*.*" )
-3) check (as with 1 above) there a no explicit or implicit excludes and/or
-3) check (as with 1 above) there a no explicit or implicit excludes and/or
specify an explicit archive management class (ie -archmc=...)
specify an explicit archive management class (ie -archmc=...)

Let me know,


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Thierry ITTY
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