> Networker for windows.
> 
> If I designate multiple savesets in a client from a disk's directory,
> eg. for Disk E:\
> 
> E:\dir1
> E:\dir2
> E:\dir3
> 
> Will this override the default E:\ saveset?

No.  But I don't know what default you're talking about.

You can't mix 'All' and additional savesets, so neither E:\ nor any
other filesystem will be picked up unless you mention it explicitly.

However, if you have things in E:\ outside fo dir1, dir2, dir3, then
they'll be missed.

> I have a volume with a static set of root level directories (so I don't
> need another client instance to pick up anything else), so I don't need
> to add a skip directive anywhere, right?

If you can guarantee that, then it sounds correct to me.

-- 
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