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For trueimage, there is a verification phase at the end but you have to enable it. Takes time but I always use it. I've restored from trueimage many times and it's never let me down. I especially recommend the latest version, it's much better.
I used to use Acronis up thru version 9. The linux CD's never worked for me and that was a pain. Switched to ShadowProtect and have never looked back. Have even ended up doing some private testing for them.
I never use the verify function. What I do is image from the recovery environment. Then I mount the image and extract a large file from the image to the desktop. If successful I assume the image is good, and restore it. The restore is my verify.
Yes. Using their "live drive" (webdav via Explorer) is slow but works. Using their web interface is ok and easier for single files and you can select any revision from any point in time.
I'm really only interested in revisionining via Memopal and for an absolute disaster recovery method.
You ought to take a look at AJCSoftware's Active Backup. You can specify, what files, where they are, how many revisions to keep, and it backups them up locally when ever you close or save. Recovery is as fast as a copy in Explorer. I've been using it for years to cover my doc xls, etc type of files.
