Personal Backup Version 5.2
	© 2012, J. Rathlev, IEAP, Kiel University

  Start backup immediately

The currently-opened backup task will be executed immediately. On the screen, a window with progress bars will be displayed.
To cancel the backup, click the Cancel button. To pause the backup, click the button (which will then become the button). On clicking the button, the backup will resume (and the button will revert to its state).
The button can be clicked to minimize all windows of the program. To restore the program windows, click the program icon in the taskbar notification area.

When the backup is finished, the window will indicate how many files have been copied and how many errors (if any) occurred. The window can be closed either automatically (see Options on automatic backup) or manually by clicking the Done button. In the example below, 2 of 71 files were copied. This means that 69 files from the source directory had not been changed since last backup and so did not need to be backed up. Clicking the Log button will close the status window and then open the current log file.

Action after backup: When starting a backup manually or via the command line, you can arrange beforehand for a subsequent action to take place: Shutdown, Logoff, Standby or Hibernate. This is very useful when a backup will take a long time to complete and you cannot wait for it to end to switch off the computer.
When starting a backup via the command line, the subsequent action defined in the command line will be displayed and can be modified during backup if desired.
Note: This option is not available with automatic backups.