Files which should or should not be backed up are selected by a variety of point and click options. The jobs can be run individually or one after the other, as part of a session. The selections made for each job are clearly displayed in a top level window which can be easily checked when starting a backup. Of course, it takes some time to learn precisely which options are best for your own scenario. The options that I have chosen provide a very convenient and quick way of performing a daily backup.
Most backup programs store data in compressed format.
Level 9 provides the highest level of compression but takes the longest to achieve. My tests showed that Level 9 produced better compression than Microsoft Windows Backup. I store my backup CD-RW media in an unsecured location, so this option is very important. The Registry is the depository in which Windows stores information about the configuration of your system. GRBackPro provides an option to overcome this.