With Abacadup, cumbersome and infrequent backup by way of cut and paste, or drag and dropping, is eliminated. Documents achieve immediate redundancy on attached drives and network locations. Abacadup watches files for modification changes. When a modification is detected, Abacadup then copies a duplicate file to another media device. Files may be backed up in this way to floppy, hard drive, USB mass storage, and a network location.
A text document may be set for backup, for instance. Each time the document is saved by way of the file drop-down menu or diskette toolbar icon of its editing application, the file is immediately copied to one or more locations by Abacadup. Entire folders--and their subfolders--may be set for automatic backup. Files of any type and folders containing any type of file may be set for automatic backup. Abacadup is not a scheduled backup program. Files are backed up as they are updated.
Requirements:
Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP
Limitations:
Feature limitation
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