Titan Backup 4.0
| Developer: |
NeoByte Solutions (more products...) |
| OS: | Windows |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
FREE |
| Size: | 1.2 MB |
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Titan Backup is a simple and complete solution for home and small offices, designed for secure backups of your important data. It can make automatic backups of your important files and documents, virtually on any type of storage media including CD/DVD-RW, removable devices, network drives and remote FTP servers.A well designed user interface and a flexible scheduler makes it easy to organize the automatic backups. ZIP compression allows you to save the disk space. Using 256-bit AES strong encryption will ensure full security of your confidential data.The main features of Titan Backup software: Easy to use wizard-driven interface and simple browsing between the Backup Tasks; Having many free plug-ins installed by default, Titan Backup software facilitates the backup of emails and rules for Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, Firefox, Opera, Thunderbird, Eudora, Windows settings, system registry and more... ; Self-extracting backups and standard Zip archives; Version control, incremental and differential backups; 256-bit AES strong encryption; Before / After commands; Backup to virtually any storage device (including LAN, CD/DVD, removable devices, remote FTP servers, etc); Backup Windows Registry; Built-in easy-to-use task scheduler; Email notifications regarding the backup task; Detailed logs of all backup operations.
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