Backup4all Professional v4.3 Build.171

Backup4all is an award-winning data backup software for Windows.
&#&# &#&# This backup utility was designed to protect your valuable data
from partial or total loss by automating backup tasks, password
protecting and compressing it to save storage space. This backup
application is feature rich and offers an intuitive interface
making all features easily accessible for both beginners and
professionals. With Backup4all Professional you can easily
backup to any local or network drive, backup to FTP (with
support for SSL encryption, proxy server, passive mode)
SFTP, backup to DVD, CD, Blu-ray, HD-DVD, or other removable
media (such as USB drives). Using the wizard you can easily
set up any backup configurations you wish. You can define
powerful file filters and schedule your backups any way you want.
Once a backup is performed, you can see what files changed
since the last backup using the explorer-like tree view or
you can read the statistics about the next backup execution.

With many other backup software programs, files that are
in use during the backup may not get backed up successfully
because they are locked to prevent programs from modifying
the data. Our backup utility performs all four backup
types: full backup, differential backup, incremental
backup and mirror backup.

With Backup4all you can back-up open or locked files
(on Windows 7/Vista/XP/2003), such as databases
MS Outlook personal folder (.pst), Outlook Express
mail archives (dbx files) and others. When defining
a backup, there is also the option to run predefined
backups, such as My Documents, My Pictures or Outlook
Express emails and settings.
This backup application has ZIP64 support (can create
backups over 4GB) and creates standard zip files
meaning that you can access it with any zip compatible
utility. It comes with its own built-in CD, DVD and
Blu-ray burning support so you can easily backup to DVD
CD, Blu-ray or HD-DVD. Just set the destination to DVD,
CD, Blu-ray or HD-DVD and execute the backup job. However
if you prefer, you can use the UDF format.