Backups can be verified, priorities changed and notifications sent.
If the target media has a sluggish transfer rate, compression can really help things along. The compression level can be adjusted to save time or space. Users with a desire for customisation can change quite a number of backup options. So, a full disk image isn't a several-hour affair every time it's run. This isn't possible with partition imaging.īackups of any kind can be incremental, full, or differential. The file selection is much like any other backup app.įor file backups, rules can be setup to exclude certain files, saving on backup media usage and time. The backup target can be a local folder, DVD/CD, FTP server or network drive. When backing up partitions, it's a simple case of selecting that partitions or disks to be imaged, then where to save the image file. The first option, 'my computer' is for taking partition/disk images, while the 'my data' option allows file selection.
This version has more backup options than those that came before it. Let's click the alluring 'backup' button. The interface will likely be recognised by users of previous True Image versions. It's easy to use because it's relatively familiar. Chances are you'll find a way you prefer, rather than being utterly confused. Much like in Windows XP, there's about eight ways to do one task. Usage: Backup, cloning, browsing and the bits we didn't likeįire up the True Image app and a very XP-esque console will greet you.
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