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Make use of Outlook 2007 Email Backup and Restore Tool for backing up and to restore Outlook 2007 emails and contacts into different file type in seconds.

Periodically backup any set of Access files to a specified folder. Backups can occur every 5 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, etc. This application sits in the system tray, at the bottom right corner of the screen.

CloudBackup Lit is an easy to use cloud and local backup software designed for backing up files and Windows System. It supports backing data to Amazon S3, Google Cloud, Azure, Rackspace, Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, FTP/SFTP, and local drives

Automatically save all open MS PowerPoint files to a separate backup file at specified intervals. Backups can be set to occur every 5 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, etc. This application sits in the system tray, at the bottom right corner of the screen

Exiland Backup Free is a free, simple and flexible file backup and folders sync software. It lets you easily copy your important files to various locations: local or network drives, FTP, SSH servers, removable media (such as USB HDD or flash drives).

Exiland Backup Free is a free, simple and flexible file backup and folders sync software. It lets you easily copy your important files to various locations: local or network drives, FTP, SSH servers, removable media (such as USB HDD or flash drives).

Exiland Backup is a simple backup software that allows you to backup and restore your files. If you are looking for an efficient and easy to use software to create backups, Exiland Backup is made for you. There is a free version of the program.

Exiland Backup is a simple backup software that allows you to backup and restore your files. If you are looking for an efficient and easy to use software to create backups, Exiland Backup is made for you. There is a free version of the program.

Exiland Backup Free is a free, simple and flexible file backup and folders sync software. It lets you easily copy your important files to various locations: local or network drives, FTP, SSH servers, removable media (such as USB HDD or flash drives).