Create a Script from R-Drive Image |
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You may create scripts directly from R-Drive Image the same way you set a regular action for creating an image of a disk, partition, or an entire hard drive. To create a script from a disk action
The default extension for R-Drive Image scripts is .rdi. Go to the Scripting and Command Line Operation topic to learn how to use scripts To create a script from an existing task
The Scheduled Tasks panel will appear.
The default extension for R-Drive Image scripts is .rdi. Go to the Scripting and Command Line Operation topic to learn how to use scripts To create a new script from the Scheduler
The Scheduled Tasks panel will appear.
Go to the Create an Image topic for more details. Please note that you may use backup sets for creating complex data backup tasks and maintaining data files.
These options are not mandatory and you may leave this panel empty.
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5 | Verify that the information on the Processing panel is correct and click the Save button |
You may also click the Script to Clipboard button to copy this script into the Clipboard and paste the script to any text-processing utility.
> | R-Drive Image will save the script in the specified file |
The default extension for R-Drive Image scripts is .rdi. Go to the Scripting and Command Line Operation topic to learn how to use scripts
To create a script from a scheduled task
1 | Click Scheduler/Create Script on the Action Selection panel |
The Scheduled Tasks panel will appear.
2 | Right-click the task from which you want to create a script on the Scheduled Tasks panel |
3 | Select in the context menu either Save as script to save the script in a file or Script to Clipboard (Ctrl+C) to copy and paste the script to any text-processing utility. |
The Disk Actions chapter explains basic disk actions.
The Startup Version chapter explains how to perform disk actions using the R-Drive Image Startup Version.
The Technical Information chapter gives technical information on Supported CD and DVD Recorders and List of Hardware Devices Supported in the Startup Mode and another useful technical information.
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