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When I'm backing up a system, I'll back up any non-default folders off the C: drive --- better too much than too little. I'll skip old installer folders (C:\234j2-3242l234-23423d-42690) and obvious temp folders but, other than that, I grab them all. C:\HP, c:\drivers, c:\music (I see that a lot) and so on.
In version 4, I could just click down the list and check each of them. Now, I've got to browse for every folder that I want to include and that takes a LOT more time.
Could it go back to the old way?
And, while I'm asking, would there be any way to simply have a checkbox for "All non-default folders"? And, if so, a commandline option for that.
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Hi Xander,
the checkbox tree did not fit right in the new UI.
Nothing is carved in the stone anyway. A lot of people hate the new UI (or people who like it do not say it!). So, I am considering removing the tiled UI and replacing it with something more classical. The check box tree would be back in the same time.
Fab
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