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All files and directories that you have selected for automatical backup are shown in the file list. You can add files or directories with drag & drop. For each Backup Set, only files and directories from one volume can be included, but multiple Backup Sets can be linked to form a backup job list. Create one Backup Set per volumne first and then link those Backup Sets to form a chain.
Alternatively you can use the buttons "Create item" and "Remove item" to add or remove data to or from the list. You can also use the DEL key on your keyboard to remove items from the list.
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Calculator
This button calculates the total size of the selected directories.
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Select items
To choose a single back-up item, just click on it. To choose a region of files, select the first item of your choice first. Then, press and hold the SHIFT key and select the last item of your desired selection
Multiple non-adjacent files: Select the first item of your choice in the file list. Then, press and hold the CTRL key and select the other desired files.
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Right click
Opens the dialog "properties and edit".
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Create file list
To easily create a file list, use the "Create item" button. A dialog is then shown in which you can select the data you want to backup and add it to your selection".
You can include up to 255 directories (64 in the freeware version) in each backup set. This should be completely sufficient, because directories can also be saved recursively (with subdirectories).
e.g. "C:\Program Files\*" counts as one directory, no matter how many subfolders it contains.
 Only the files of one volume can be selected per Backup Set.
If you want to save directories from different volumes in one step, you must create one backup set for each volume and then link them to form a backup job chain.
You can backup your whole hard drive with Z-DBackup (i.e. entry "C:\*"), but you could not restore your operating system from such a backup. To create an image of a whole hard drive use the Windows Image Backup feature of Z-DBackup.
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