• File Backup

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    #353574

    Good Day!

    For those of us who depend on IS to retrieve a backup copy of a file when it vanishes, can anyone recommend a good file-backup utility?

    Thanks!

    Drk.

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    • #517596

      Hi Drk:

      I have downloaded, but have NOT yet tried this utility. Someone on another list recommended it. If you want to be a guinea pig….

      BackUpV1_2_1(securdat).exe
      http://www.pa-soft.com/frameenglish.htm
      6:09 PM 11/13/00
      Company: PA-Soft
      Version: 1.2.1
      Size: 1.94 MB
      Keep critical data safe with SecurDat. This fine (and free!) utility automatically backs up key files as they’re modified, and maintains copies of previous versions as well. SecurDat runs quietly from the system tray, keping a close eye on the files and folders you’ve added to its watch list. Add as many folders as you like, then fine-tune your selection with exclusions and file spec filters. A equally high degree of control is offered over the process itself. You can limit the number of backup copies to maintain, select the backup folder, employ a size filter, and impose other limitations to keep your backups from overrunning your disk. Other features include multiple-language support, logging, and a global exclusion list. SecurDat has no noticeable impact on system performance while active.
      Reviewed on Apr 27 2000 by ZDNET

      • #517602

        This sounds Ideal.. look for the Drk Verdict, coming soon!

        Drk.

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