Hi Grant,

This should do the job. 

<< / >>
+skip: *.dbf

The first line to indicate it starts at the root folder, the second line to 
skip all files with the extension .dbf in the root and all sub folders. You can 
also copy the second line in the .nsr file for the folder where it is located 
and all sub folders. Leaving out the + results in only the folder where the 
file is located.

Regards,

Mark


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Subject: [Networker] Need to exclude DBF files.


Can somebody please tell the syntax to exclude dbf extension files using a .nsr 
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