Quick restore wizard

@MAX SyncUp provides the Quick restore wizard that offers you an easy way to restore files from the backup that you created earlier.

You can run the wizard for the selected profile by clicking the Restore on the toolbar or by selecting the menu command Restore in the main window.

The wizard window consists of several tabs:

Data to restore
File filter
Target paths
Advanced options

In addition, it contains a few common buttons.

Next >	Opens the next wizard tab.
< Back	Opens the previous wizard tab.
Cancel	Cancels the changes and closes the wizard window.
Restore	Closes the wizard window and starts the restore process.
Preview source files	Opens the Source file preview window.

Data to restore tab

This tab lets you select files and folders to be restored.

The tab consists of three areas: folder tree, file viewer and the area that displays a full path of selected folders and files (hidden by default).

Back	Navigates back.
Forward	Navigates forward.
Up	Navigates up.
Refresh	Refreshes folders and files.
View all subfolders	If selected, this option allows you to view the content of the current folder and all its subfolders in the list of files.

Archive	Allows you to select the date of the archive and thus to restore the files on that date. It can also be done using the menu item Versions of ... on the popup menu.
Show and handle deleted files	If checked, allows you to select and restore deleted files.
File name	Allows you to specify a wildcard to search for files.
Search	Starts searching for files.
Reset	Cancels a file search.

File filter tab

This tab lets you edit filters for including or excluding specific file types to be restored.

Note there is the difference between the filters and exclusion masks from the previous tab. Filters are applied to files in any folder, exclusion masks are applied only to files from a specific folder and its subfolders.

Included files
Include all files	This option lets you include all files into the synchronization process.
Include files that match specified masks	This option lets you include only specified file types into the restoration process.
Include only files with archive bit	This option allows you to include in the restoration process only files with the archive attribute.

Excluded files
Do not exclude files	This option does not exclude any files from the restoration process. The option is checked by default.
Exclude files that match specified masks	This option lets you specify file types to exclude from the restoration process.
Excluded file attributes Read-only file Hidden file System file	This option lets you exclude files with the "read-only" attribute with the "hidden" attribute with the "system" attribute

To add a filter, you need to click the Add button. This opens the File Mask Editor.

The File Mask Editor lets you select the file type to include (or exclude) into the restoration process. The so-called "If exists" filter specifies a special condition to include or exclude files if there are files with the same name and specified extension in the current folder.

Target paths tab

This tab lets you select the target folder in which the selected files will be restored.

Advanced options tab

This tab allows you to change advanced recovery options.

Operation options
Copy ...	This option lets you copy either all files or only different ones.
If Source older than Destination	This option allows you to specify the action to take on files when a recovery conflict occurs (for example when source files are older than files in the destination folder). The program can skip copying, rename destination files, or overwrite destination files.
Prompt (for conflict resolution)	If this option is selected, the program shows the list of processed files when a conflict occurs and waits for the user to select and confirm the method to resolve a conflict.
Delete obsolete files	Select this option to delete obsolete files.
Prompt (for deletion)	If this option is selected, the program shows the list of processed files when files to delete are found and waits for the user to confirm their deletion.
Keep updated files ... runs	The program allows you to save (and restore) files that have been replaced or deleted during execution. For each launch, the program creates an encrypted internal archive that stores all changed and deleted files. Here you can specify how many archives of this kind need to be saved.

Copy options
Copy NT security information for files and folders	Select to copy file and folder permissions (ACL).
Copy empty folders	Select to copy empty folders.
Copy reparse points	Select to copy reparse points.
Clear archive bit	If it is set, the program removes the archive attribute for processed files.
Use Shadow copy	Select to use Shadow copy service. Shadow copy lets you copy files that are locked by other programs and ensures integrity of copied data (for data of a program which is compatible with this service). If you select When needed, then the Shadow copy is created only if a locked file is found during the execution of a profile.

File comparison options
Adjust file time ... hour(s)	Use this option to compare files between computers in different time zones and adjust file time.
Two files are different if different their ...	Select the criteria to determine different files. Files are different if different their last write time or attributes or size or CRC32.