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After a short installation period was the program ready to use. WinBackup installation is a pretty small program and takes only 2,5MB on the hard disk.

First run

The first thing that I noticed is the backup wizard.

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The backup wizard explains you step by step how to create a backup

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First you need to create a new backup job. Then you can add or remove files which you like to backup by clicking on the "Add/Remove Files" tab.

I selected drive C: (which contents my Windows XP installation) for a backup

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WinBackup calculated the total file size as well the estimated compressed size of all select files. In our example a backup would take 2,7GB.

To continue with the backup, you need to click on the "Backup Jobs" tab again. Now you need to select a backup device.

WinBackup offers two options to backup your data:

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To the hard disk in a .WBB file or

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to CD-R/RW or DVD-R/RW. Unfortunately, there is no tape device support yet.

Clicking on "Run Backup" will start the backup. As soon the backup is finished, a window with the backup log appears.