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If you want to use AES encryption, choose one of the following keys:
AES 128 - to use 128-bit encryption key
AES 192 - to use 192-bit encryption key
AES 256 - to use 256-bit encryption key
If you do not want to encrypt the backup and only want to protect a backup with a password,
select None.
Having specified the backup protection settings, click OK.
Note that you cannot change the password of a password-protected backup after the backup was created.
If you try to recover data from a password-protected backup, the program will ask for the password in a special
window, allowing access only to authorized users.
3.11.4 Pre/Post commands for backup
You can specify commands (or even batch files) that will be automatically executed before and after
the backup procedure.
For example, you may want to start/stop certain Windows processes, or check your data before
starting backup.
To specify commands (batch files):
Select a command to be executed before the backup process starts in the Before backup process
field. To create a new command or select a new batch file, click the Edit button.
Select a command to be executed after the backup process ends in the After backup process
field. To create a new command or select a new batch file, click the Edit button.
Please do not try to execute interactive commands, i.e. commands that require user input (for
example, "pause"). These are not supported.
3.11.4.1 Edit user command for backup
You can specify user commands to be executed before or after the backup procedure:
In the Command field, type-in a command or select it from the list. Click ... to select a batch file.
In the Working directory field, type-in a path for command execution or select it from the list of
previously entered paths.
In the Arguments field enter or select command execution arguments from the list.
Disabling the Do not perform operations until the command execution is complete parameter
(enabled for Pre commands by default), will permit the backup process to run concurrently with your
command execution.
The Abort the operation if the user command fails (enabled by default) parameter will abort the
operation if any errors occur in command execution.
You can test a command you entered by clicking the Test command button.
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