Macrium File Backup: Where Are The Older Versions Of Files?

I am fooling around with Macrium.

UI seems pretty intuitive and I've done a full backup and a couple of
incrementals.

Now I'm trying out the restore functionality, but I can't figure out how
to restore anything except the latest version of a file.

i.e. File gets messed up on, say, Monday.... we do daily incrementals...
But we do not catch on to the fact that the file is messed up until
Friday.... Now we want Saturday or Sunday's version tb restored from
Macrium's backups...

Can this be done?

 

Per (PeteCresswell):

Found it.

- Open up Macrium's virtual drive
- Navigate to the file in
- Right-Click the file name
- Choose "Restore Previous Versions" from the dropdown

 

Per (PeteCresswell):

Nope... that's Windows' stuff.

Looks to me like the user has to open up each and every Macrium backup
file and check to see if the version desired is in there.

Tried a couple of "Search" options, but they do not seem to work.
e.g. searching for partial file name "txt" returned zero results across
all backup files.

Except for that, Macrium looks to me like The Real Deal.....

Can anybody tell me where I am going wrong.

 

Per patrick:

An entire "Share" on a NAS box plus selected folders various partitions
on the local machine.

I finally doped it out: With a complete backup in place and an
incremental scheduled to run every day, you look at files in the
"Macrium" directory and the creation dates on the smaller (incremental)
files tell you the latest "As-Of" date of the files they point to.

Each incremental opens up a virtual drive that shows one instance of
each backed up file - but, in the case in multiple copies by virtue of
the incrementals, that virtual file from that incremental file of that
date shows the latest-and-greatest as of that date.

Not all that convenient compared to something that unconditionally lists
each backed-up instance of each file all the time.... but once that
virtual drive is created it is *QUICK*....

Really quite acceptable and I'm going to spring for it as the
replacement for my SecondCopy backup utility.