Every other reliable system backup program I know of is image-based, meaning that it restores the entire drive--data as well as the system. That's fine if you're recovering from a hard drive crash, but if you want to restore last month's Windows installation while keeping today's documents, you'll need to fully restore one backup, then selectively restore another.
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