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Make multiple types of symbolic links from the context menu.
mkLink creates multiple types of symbolic links. Specifically, it simplifies the use of creating symbolic links by providing a GUI interface and access from the context menu. Normally advanced symbolic links, such as Hard Links and Directory Junctions can only be created through the command prompt.
The following symbolic links can be created with mkLink
Program to create symlinks. Provides the CMD command as well.
Just a small application I made to simplify the process of creating symbolic and hard links in Windows 7 and Windows 8 (likely Vista too). It is a GUI for the MKLINK command in Windows, which makes creating the links much easier.
The program requires administrator permissions due to use of the command prompt, so you should run it as an administrator if you experience any problems.
Note: It is not possible to create a hard link from a network share. You must use a symbolic link instead.
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...For that you need to place Dropbox directory on same drive as the where the SC2 bank files are created, then just make a junction:
Code:
c:\Users\user1\Dropbox\SaveGameBackup>mklink /J StarCraft2Banks "c:\Users\user1\Documents\StarCr
aft II\Accounts"
Junction created for StarCraft2Banks <<===>> c:\Users\user1\Documents\StarCraft II\Accounts
c:\Users\user1\Dropbox\SaveGameBackup>
Powershell script that uses Robocopy and Hardlinks for creating backup snapshots on local partitions (NTFS) or remote shares (NTFS, Samba) just like the famous Rsnapshot