If you cklick with the right mouse button on the SecurTray icon 
, the popup menu below will be displayed.
When you click on single menu items on the image below, an explanation about the corresponding menu items will be displayed.
If you click on a directory item on the SecurTray menu while holding down the Ctrl key, then after a confirmation there will be performed a full backup of this directory. This full backup saves the files accordingly to the settings for this directory (filemasks, number of backup versions per file, etc.). So the full backup has the same result as if all the files in this directory would have been changed simultaneously.
During a full backup the iris of the SecurTray eye is lighting red 
. After the full backup has been completed a message is displayed.
(In one of the next versions it will be possible to refine the full backup with several options).
If you click on a directory item on the SecurTray menu while holding down the Shift key, then the Windows® Explorer® context menu for this folder will be displayed. In this way you can apply to this folder all the features which are defined for folders in this context menu.
If you click on a directory item on the SecurTray menu while holding down both the Shift and Ctrl keys, then a popup menu will be displayed which contains the directory-specific tool programs defined in SecurDat. (Directory-specific tool programs in SecurDat are programs of which parameters contain the variables '$Path' or '$SourceDir'). All other tool programs are displayed in the Options submenu.
Doubleclicking on the SecurTray icon opens SecurDat. In this program you can edit and manage the directory list, and start tool programs.
If you hover the mouse cursor over a directory menu item, and you previously have defined a description for this folder in the Properties dialog, then this description will be displayed here in a hint window. You can define in the Global Options dialog, if this hint is displayed above the popup menu, on the left of the popup menu or underneath the mouse cursor.