Second Backup 9.8.1
Second Backup is an easy-to-use file backup and sync tool, it can archive multiple versions backed up copies for different time (for example, the first copy for Monday is 'Backup_1', the second copy for Tuesday is 'Backup_2').
Automatically backup your important data (include open/using files and folders) to external hard drive, USB disk, network, and other storage device. Intuitive interface make it easy to use, simply tell it which file or folder to be backup, where and when to archive them, then it works reliably in the background and uses very little system resources. The backup task can be directed only copy the new or modified files, it monitors the source files and automatically backup the new or changed file to the destination. Automatic scheduling includes specific days of the week, days of the month, hours of the day, or any desired time intervals. E-mail notification lets you know the file backup status anytime and anywhere.Version 9.8.1 can run auto backup service after Windows logout.
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Oct 07, 2009 | 12:16 AM
Just get your act together: the only precondition purpose of having an automatic backup software is to make the user 100% safe and sure that the scheduled task is always performed, otherwise a manual backup software is more than enough.
If the user must manually intervene to execute a missed backup, can you tell me where the advantage of using this so called "automatic" backup software is?!
Therefore, I am wondering how come they ask for the exorbitant sum of 35 USD for a licence of a "would-be" automatic software.
Also, the fact they forgot a very essential feature like that, leads me to believe this software might have more serious bugs which could also be harmful for the system.
The better you download something else!