Winclone back up installed programs/applications in Windows 7 partition?

I am using winclone to back up my windows 7 partition. Does this backup file contain the necessary information to reinstall all programs/software/applications in the event of a total hard drive failure? In other words, would I need to insert each install disc to get my programs back or would the Winclone back up file restore all of my software and settings to what it was prior to a hard drive failure? It seems that Time Machine does this, but the details of Winclone have been hard for me to find.
Thanks for any help.

Hi,
sadly WinClone is no longer developed/improved by the programmer and he also has taken it's website/Forum offline.
Whereas Time Machine is a file-based backup solution WinClone is an Imager solution which can be best described as a snapshot of the full Windows partition.
The file WinClone creates from the WIndows partition contains everything on it at the time you use WinClone.
So, there is no need to install anything after a restore with WinClone.
The restore will be the same Windows as it was at the time of using WinClone to make the image of your Windows partition.
For Time Machine-like backup solutions for your BootCamp Windows have a look at these
http://www.comodo.com/home/data-storage-encryption/data-recovery.php
http://www.genie9.com/freeproducts/freetimeline.aspx
to name only two. There are more...
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