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| What is a plugin? |
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A plugin stores the source folder item name displayed in iBackup's main window when you select System Settings or Applications Settings. It also contains a version to be able to update existing plugins, and the items and their pathes that iBackup must backup.
The example below shows the plugin iTunes: |
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To open a plugin, double click on it in iBackup's preferences window tab plugins (you need a .plist editor). |
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You can write your own plugin. Download an example from the webpage. To add your own plugin, open iBackup's preferences window tab plugins, choose Applications Settings and use the + button. You might also send this plugin to iBackup and it will be reviewed and published that other users can use it. |
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Plugins are xml files |
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| Managing plugins |
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Open iBackup's prefrences |
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Click on tab Plugins |
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Select the + or - buttons on the bottom of the left table view to add or remove plugins. |
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Select System Settings |
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Select the check boxes on the left of the plugin names to make the plugins available in iBackup's mainwindow |
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Select Application Settings |
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Select the check boxes on the left of the plugin names to make the plugins available in iBackup's mainwindow |
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