Where are my GRBackPro backup software options saved?
GRBackPro automatically stores the entire program options into a text file that, by default, is named GRBakPro.grb if nothing was specified in the command line. This file is very similar to a Windows .ini file and is constantly updated by the program itself without your intervention (i.e. you don’t have to remember to save it). Every time you want to start the program, all you have to do is double click over the file GRBakPro.grb. When the program opens, you can quickly run your backup by clicking the Backup button. There’s no need to choose a session first in this case because the program remembers the last one you have used.
GRBackPro automatically stores the entire program options into a text file that, by default, is named GRBakPro.grb if nothing was specified in the command line. This configuration file is very similar to a Windows .ini file and is constantly updated by the program itself without your intervention (i.e., you don’t have to remember to save it). Any time you want to start the program, all you have to do is double click over the file GRBakPro.grb. When the program opens, you can quickly run your backup by clicking the Backup button. There’s no need to choose a session first in this case because the program remembers the last one you have used.
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