Incremental backups:
Previous versions of Norton Ghost required you to back up an entire drive whenever you performed a backup.
Symantec Recovery Disk:
A graphical, secondary boot environment (or operating system) that gives you the minimal functionality needed to access backup image files on a secondary hard drive on your local computer or on your network and restore them.
Hot backups:
Backup without interrupting your activities in Windows. No need to reboot to DOS even when backing up your operating system partition.
Tray icon:
Ghost adds an icon to the Windows system tray. By default, the Ghost system tray icon appears in the lower right corner of your computer monitor.
LiveUpdate:
Use your Internet connection and LiveUpdate to obtain program updates for your computer. LiveUpdate updates all Symantec products on your computer.
Shrink on restore for FAT, FAT32, and NTFS:
Smaller drives can be used when restoring backup images (when space is available).
Backup image compatibility:
Take advantage of the new Norton Ghost 9.0 capabilities and backup image file format (.v2i) and still be able to access and restore backup images created by earlier versions of Drive Image (.pqi) and Norton Ghost (.gho).
Ability to save backups to USB and FireWire drives and to DVD:
With Norton Ghost, you can save backups to USB and FireWire drives and to DVD as well as to a local drive, network drive, or other removable media (such as CD-R, CD-R/W, Zip, or Jaz drives).
Mount backup images:
Mount a backup image as a drive letter that appears in Windows Explorer and My Computer for quick recovery of folders and files.
Operating system support:
Norton Ghost 14.0 is supported on Windows XP/2000 operating systems. | 
