Setting File And Folder Exclusions; Setting A File To Be Excluded - Symantec WISE PACKAGE STUDIO 8.0 - REFERENCE V1.0 Reference

Setting File and Folder Exclusions

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Leave the Run Applications / Reboot page open as you restart. Do not close it or
click Cancel.
7. After restart, SetupCapture Configuration reopens to the Run Applications / Reboot
page. Click Next.
The End Exclusion Capture page appears.
8. Click Next. SetupCapture rescans the computer. Files and registry entries that
changed while you ran applications and restarted are added to the exclusion list.
9. Subsequent dialog boxes in SetupCapture Configuration let you view and edit the
exclusion list that was built. See:
Setting File and Folder Exclusions
Setting Registry Exclusions
Setting INI File Exclusions
You can specify files and folders to be ignored by SetupCapture or SOE Snapshot, or
when building an exclusion list in SetupCapture Configuration. Set file and folder
exclusions from SetupCapture Configuration, SetupCapture, or SOE Snapshot.
SetupCapture and SOE Snapshot automatically ignore certain system files.
See Files and Registry Entries Ignored During Captures
You can exclude the following items:
A file
A directory
Files in a directory
based on a wildcard
See also:
Exclusion List Guidelines

Setting a File to Be Excluded

You can specify files to be ignored by SetupCapture or SOE Snapshot, or when building
an exclusion list in SetupCapture Configuration.
1. Do one of the following:
Run SetupCapture Configuration and proceed until the File and Folder
Exclusions dialog box appears.
On the Welcome page of SetupCapture or SOE Snapshot, click Settings and
click the File and Folder Exclusions tab. If the Settings button is unavailable,
you might not have permission to change settings.
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See Setting a File to Be Excluded
You can exclude the files at the top level of the directory
only, or all contents of the directory and its subdirectories.
See Setting a Directory to Be Excluded
Example: *.tmp for all temporary files.
See Setting a File to Be Excluded Based on a Wildcard
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