Weekly Manual Backup

I did a 1st backup, a complete backup, to a new external hard drive.
Then I turned off Time Machine.
If I backup manually once each week what will be backed up?
Thanks in advance,
Alan

AL12345 wrote:
I did a 1st backup, a complete backup, to a new external hard drive.
Then I turned off Time Machine.
If I backup manually once each week what will be backed up?
it will do an incremental backup of all changes occurred compared to the last backup.
Thanks in advance,
Alan

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