From 40b6da3747fcea30db68f522a1f5f78f66a3d4c7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Rob <1572423+robweber@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Thu, 22 Aug 2019 13:38:45 -0500
Subject: [PATCH] Updated Beta Instructions (markdown)

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@@ -57,7 +57,15 @@ As described above there is a Simple vs Advanced file selection feature in the s
 
 Adding a set will allow you to name a backup selection set and then set a root folder for inclusion. Because of how Kodi handles it's file browser I couldn't just let you browse the system carte blanche. You can either choose to select a folder within the "special://home" directory (default) or type your own path to start as the root. You can get as granular here as you want. Only selecting a specific addon to backup, or a specific sub folder.
 
-Once the set is added you can select it to edit it or delete it. Editing a set allows you to see the root folder and add exclusions. By default the root folder is recursed and all files/directories added. You can select a folders to exclude; adding as many exclusions as you want to trim the backup set to a selection you want.
+Once the set is added you can select it to edit it or delete it. Editing a set allows you to see the root folder and adjust the included/excluded directories. By default the root folder is recursed and all files/directories added. You can select a folders to exclude; adding as many exclusions as you want to trim the backup set to a selection you want. 
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+__Can I exclude an entire directory EXCEPT for specific folders?__
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+Yes. This is somewhat non-intuitive at first glance. By default the root directory is included in the backup set, along with all files and folders within. Remove this included folder from the set. At this point you have a set with no folders selected. Then, do specific includes only for the folders you want.
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+__Why can't I exclude the root folder?__
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+You can. See the above example. Removing the root folder from the include path effectively removes it, and all sub folders, from being backed up. Exclusions really only apply to folders beneath an already included folder. 
 
 ### Backups