Personal Backup saves personal data to any destination folder located on a local fixed or removable drive, Windows network server, or an FTP server.

You can configure and store as many backup tasks as you wish. The selection of the files to be backed up is made on a by-folder basis. All subfolders are included automatically. But the user can exclude or include any subdirectories from or in the backup by selection or a filter. Additional criteria are the selection by file type, file age, and file name filter.

The original drives (C, D, etc.) appear as subdirectories LwC, LwD, etc. The original directory structure remains unchanged beneath these folders. All files may be compressed in gzip, either in toto or separated by subfolders as zip files. Optionally all data can be AES algorithm-encrypted.

Features of Personal Backup:

Wizard for the creation of new backup tasks

Unlimited number of configurable backup tasks

Backup of complete directory structures

Start backup on demand or run automatically

Backup via FTP (optionally with proxy and FTPS (FTP over SSL))

Many backup options:

Into single files:

Copy files with or without data compression (gzip) using the original directory structure and drive identifier

Without drive identifier

Separated by root directory

Into one directory without root directory

Into zip files:

One zip file (supports files > 4GB)

One zip file per subdirectory

One zip file per root directory

One zip file per directory without drive identifier

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