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1. Summary
2. Backing up your files
3. Restoring your files

Free Windows Backup Utility Program

For users of Windows 95/98/2000/NT/XP, the solution to your backup problems is here. Backup Mill has many advantages over the backup programs supplied with Windows.

You can back up your data files on to disk, diskette, CD or DVD. Backup Mill will keep track of file versions and disks. You can restore any file to any previous version without having to know on which disk or in which backup set it is located. You can create unlimited incremental backups. This saves time, backups and restores are very fast.

Requirements

32 bit Windows (95, 98, ME, 2000, XP, Vista). For windows 95 the program requires OSR2 or later.

Usage

This program is intended for backing up your important documents. I do not recommend backing up an entire disk. Files that are in use may not be backed up and files that are being updated while the backup is running will not be backed up correctly. Operating system files should not be backed up with this program.

Backup Options

  • Individual Files.
  • Multiple files in a directory with a wildcard specification.
  • Entire directory structures.
  • Files in a directory structure matching one or more wildcard specifications.
  • Exclusion of files matching wildcard specifications.
  • Exclusion of directories within a directory structure.
  • Scheduled backups or backups from the command line can be done with a command line switch.
Restore Options
  • A full restore will get back all of the files that were in place at the last incremental backup.
  • You can select individual files to restore and select any individual date version of a file.
  • In any restore operation you can restore to the original or a different location.
  • You can choose whether to overwrite existing files or only overwrite older files.


 

 



BackUp Tip 1

When you stop for the day, or when you reach a milestone representing a level of work that needs extra protection, “back up” by saving the file(s) to removable media.





BackUp Tip 2

At the earliest opportunity, store the backup in a separate physical location.





BackUp Tip 3

For extra protection, periodically print your document. That way, the document can be re-typed if the disk version is destroyed or damaged.





 


 
   

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