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Shows a submenu with the recently used profiles for easy selection.
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Clears the selection and the target input field, to be able to define a new profile.
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Loads a profile.
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Saves all settings into the currently loaded profile.
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Saves all settings into a profile with a new name.
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In the settings, you can define whether the archive-slice files start with the default name “backup” or with an alternative name. Also you can limit the archive slice size. See chapter Archive Slices. These settings are also stored into the profile.
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Quits KBackup.
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When this option is activated, an icon is shown in the system tray, which reflects the current status of a backup operation. An animation is shown when a backup is in progress, else you see a static icon. If this option is selected, the closing of the main window will not terminate KBackup. The application must be explicitly terminated by selecting the action. Via the context menu of the KBackup system tray icon you can start and cancel a backup operation - which is the same as you can do in the main window. The tooltip on this icon also gives progress information (Number of saved files, size of the backup and the last saved file).
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Activating this entry clears all internally stored Do not ask again flags for the dialogs shown in KBackup.
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Enable or disable the display of hidden files (preceded by a dot character) in the tree view. Use this option if you want to exclude some hidden files from the backup. If you want to exclude all hidden files, use a filename filter in the profile settings.
KBackup has the common KDE menu item, for more information read the section about the Help Menu of the KDE Fundamentals.