30 lines
1.1 KiB
INI
30 lines
1.1 KiB
INI
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[Version]
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Signature="$Windows NT$"
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[Paths]
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; Path exclusions are used to exclude directories from enumeration. You can specify a full
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; path, a partial path, or a single directory. Any part of the path can contain * and ?
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; wildcards, where the * wildcard represents zero or more characters and may be embedded
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; in a string (a*e for instance), and the ? wildcard represents any single character.
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;
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; Exclusions need to be in quotes only if they end in a backslash, but it is recommended
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; that you use them throughout the INF.
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"a:\"
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"win*\system*"
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[Files]
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; File exclusions are used to exclude specific files from enumeration. Though you can use
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; file exclusions to exclude all files in a path, it is more efficient to use the
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; path exclusions instead. File exclusions are used when you need to exclude a specific
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; file (such as a swap file). You may specify the file name only, a partial path to
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; the file, or a complete file spec. All parts of the file spec can contain the * and ?
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; wildcards as described in path exclusions.
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"c:\boot*"
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"*.tmp"
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"win*\*.par"
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