Exiland Backup 2.2: backing up your data

12th November 2008

It rarely comes to many users that most of their files are under threat for all the time. The sudden loss of critical data costs them pretty much because their restoring usually takes a lot of effort and time. Sometimes, it is impossible at all, and this causes a lot of problems and unplanned work. Files, you spent a year or two on, may be lost in a few seconds if you have no time to take care of backing up data with a special application meant for that.
Exiland Backup is a simple and handy utility for backing up data, which, without your participation, automatically creates backup copy of your most important files. To configure the program you need to specify files and folders, copies of which must be made, the folder for saving backups and schedule.
Key Features of the program:
Creating backup automatically or on userâ€™s demand;
Flexible setting schedule for each task;
Packing data in ZIP, or simply copying without archiving;
Copying data from any computer, available in the network;
Storing backups on the local machine or on any machine in the network;
Automatic duplicating backups in an additional local or network folder;
Setting a password on ZIP-archives;
Support of ZIP-archives of more than 2.1 GB;
Viewing created backups;
Backing up files of certain types;
Conditional execution of tasks on the userâ€™s demand;
Limiting the number of backups;
And many other really pleasant trifles.
There is also a free trial version available. Supported OS: Windows NT/2000/XP/Vista/2003/2008