Use Profile schedule
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Select from the drop-down menu to use the scheduling
options that are specified in the profile.
If this option is selected, additional settings on the Schedule
tab cannot be modified.
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Use custom schedule
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Select from the drop-down menu to specify a customized
schedule that differs from the profile schedule.
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Whenever a file changes
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Select to back up files automatically whenever they
change.
This feature is available only for NTFS file systems. For FAT
file systems, type a number of minutes or hours between backups in
the Back up changes files every field.
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According to a schedule
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Select this option to back up files according to a schedule. The
default is to run a backup at 11:00 P.M. every Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
Click to change
this default.
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Manually
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Select to run a
backup only when you initiate it.
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Do nothing
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Select from
the drop-down menu to proceed with a logout, restart, or shutdown
even when there are files that require backup.
If a job is already running, a prompt asks if the user would
like to log out, restart or shutdown when the job is complete.
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Prompt user to run job
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Select from the drop-down menu to have DLO prompt the user
to run a backup job before proceeding with the logout, restart, or
shutdown.
If a job is already running, a prompt asks if the job should be
canceled to continue with the logout, restart, or shutdown.
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Run job immediately
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Select from the drop-down menu to back up waiting
files without prompting before proceeding with a logout, restart,
or shutdown.
If a job is already running, a prompt asks if the job should be
canceled to continue with the logout, restart, or shutdown.
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Run job as scheduled
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Select from the drop-down menu to proceed with a
logout, restart, or shutdown and back up files according to the
schedule.
If a job is already running, a prompt asks if the job should be
canceled to continue with the logout, restart, or shutdown.
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Run job at next login
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Select from the drop-down menu to proceed with a logout,
restart, or shutdown without prompting, and run a job at the next
logon.
If a job is already running, a prompt asks if the job should be
canceled to continue with the logout, restart, or shutdown.
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