Let's go back to the Backups tab for a second. It may appear to be confusing, but it's pretty easy once you get used to it. The Tools tab can be used to restore a backup that you created. You can filter out Files and specific file formats using the other two tabs. The first of these, Subdirectories, is useful for excluding sub-folders from the backup. There are three more tabs at the bottom of this window. The Other Options tab has a setting that can synchronize the backup directory with the destination, which can be handy in case you want to restore files that you deleted from the source. Moving on to the Task Settings tab, here's where you can define the backup method, AES Encryption (128/256 bit) settings. Want to add more folders or files, use the pane on the right to do that. You can sort, reorder, or remove folders from this list.

The folders that you have selected are displayed under the tab that's captioned 'Directories to be backed up'. I'll mention some options that it offers. You can create backup tasks manually too, but the process is a bit different as you will be doing this from the Configure Backups window, which is quite similar to the program's Control Panel.

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