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Intego Backup Assistant and Intego Backup Manager Pro User's Manual Page 60
What Happens When You Click “Play”
At this point everything’s set: you’ve chosen which files to copy, what Intego Backup Manager Pro
will do with those files, how it will handle exceptions, and what it will do before and after the script
is complete. Now it’s time for action!
To run a script, click it in the left column, then click the right-pointing triangle in the lower-right
corner (called the Play button, as it resembles that button on a tape recorder or CD player.) The
label on this button will vary, depending on whether you’re performing a backup, bootable backup,
or synchronization.
For the most part, Intego Backup Manager Pro will run without your intervention: once a script’s
scheduled time arrives, or you press the Play button, the program does exactly what you directed,
every time. However, there is one notable exception: if you’re making a backup to removable media
such as DVDs, you may have to watch the process and insert new media as needed.
Intego Backup Manager Pro provides ways to inspect a backup or synchronization before, during,
and after it has run. The Preview button shows you exactly which files will be copied; you can see
how the process is humming along in three different ways by clicking the Summary, Chart, and
Details buttons; and the Log keeps a record of past scripts, both successful and failed.
A backup is useless without a way to recover lost files. Intego Backup Manager Pro’s Restore
function lets you choose not only which files to return to their original places, but which versions of
those files to keep. Of course, since it stores files in their native format, you can also just drag them
from one folder to another in Mac OS X.