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installed. This means you need one license for each workstation you are going to backup,
whether you will control it on-site (with the local program version) or remotely (using Acronis
True Image Agent), or use both ways of control. The number of Acronis True Image
Management Console, Acronis Group Server and Acronis Backup Server installations is not
counted.
Acronis Universal Restore is an option to Acronis True Image Workstation and has its own
serial number.

1.4 New in Acronis True Image 9.1 Workstation

• Support for Windows XP Professional x64 Edition
• Direct backup to DVD and bootable DVD creation
• Support for GPT hard disks (disks with GUID partition table)
• Acronis Backup Server – This software application, when installed on a networked

computer, automatically manages backup archives, stored on this computer, in
accordance with the rules, set by an administrator

• Acronis Group Server – when installed on a networked computer, allows managing

and monitoring of group backup tasks on all networked computers in real time

• Backup to/restore from FTP servers
• Acronis Snap Restore – A user can start working in seconds while the system is still

being restored

• Acronis Universal Restore (optional) – Hardware-independent live system restore
• File-level backup and recovery, including files opened in exclusive usage mode - In

addition to an entire partition/system backup

• Differential backup – Backup only the changes made since the full backup
• Fast incremental/differential backup – Users can choose to compare files with their

archived copies by date/size (fast process) or by file contents (precise, but time-
consuming process)

• Files and folders backup/restore filtering – Saves space when creating file backups

by only backing up files of the types the users want to keep. Similarly, a user can tell the
program not to restore certain files from the file archive

• Pre/post backup/restore commands – Users can specify their own commands which

will be executed before and after the backup or restore process. For example, one might
want to remove some temporary files from the disk before starting a backup or configure
a third party antivirus product to be started each time before the backup starts

• User-editable default backup options – Users can configure and save backup

parameters, such as backup performance (hard disk writing speed, network bandwidth
during backups), validate backup archive after backup completion, file-level security
settings (preserving files’ security settings in the archive, storing encrypted files in
encrypted or decrypted state)

• User-editable default restore options – Users can configure and save restore

parameters, such as files overwriting mode, the original or current date and time for
restored files etc.

• Read-write mode of mounting images