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How can I run a backup using the command line?
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Command line works with a backup job configuration file (".ini") or a backup catalog file (".bkc "). You can create a valid ".ini" file from Backup4all's interface and use the full path to this file as a parameter of the command line application. Typically the ".ini" files are located in the "Application Data\Softland\Backup4all 3\IniFiles\" folder of your user profile. After the first backup execution, a ".bkc" file is created in the destination. You can use this ".bkc" file also (again with the full path) as parameter of the command line application.
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