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Free Backup - 3.0

Comprehensive backup program

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All Time:	(3.2)
Version 3.0:	(5.0)
Selected Version:	3.0
Release Date:	2002-07-02
License:	Freeware
Downloads (version 3.0):	2,010
Downloads (all versions):	24,704

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Product Description:

Backs up any files and folders on any disks to any location(s), in Finder format or Stuffit archives. Make any number of duplicates of Free Backup - each will keep its own list of items to back up, where to back them up to and which format to use. Automatically email or distribute backups, back up multiple sources to multiple destinations at once. Unmatched flexibility and ease of use.

What's new in this version:

Major rewrite. Triple the previous feature set for powerful, flexible backup design. Much better interface. Faster. High password security. Searchable, context-sensitive help.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS Classic

Additional Requirements:

System 7.5 or higher
Akua Sweets and Dialog Director scripting additions. Stuffit option requires a Stuffit product and the Stuffit Commands scripting addition. All additions are free for personal use.

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Version 3.0:
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An extension that… - Version: 3.1, 2/18/2003 01:53PM PST

jrethorst

comes with Free Backup lets you automatically quit all or selected programs before making a backup - this should fix any pronlems with prefs files.

Good point. Also,… - Version: 3.1, 1/26/2003 12:42PM PST

jrethorst

some programs keep their prefs files open all the time the program is running.

gehulse, about backing… - Version: 3.1, 1/4/2003 11:12PM PST

nyip14

up Preferences. There will always be problems, even using the Finder to copy a whole folder of preferences. I've tried to copy the System folder (just using the Finder to drag the System folder to another disk) and it sometimes fails, usually when copying a preference. I guess it's because the system writes to the preference files at unexprected moments.