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A tool to automate backing up your files with compression to local or network drives, USB flash, DVD, or remote FTP. Supports Zip, 7-Zip compression, command-line mode, backing up open files, task scheduling, data restoring

Allows character based apps (DOS-Windows-Unix-Linux) to print to ANY Windows printer, including USB, network printers, faxmodems and PDF writers. It can also capture LPT out and redirect the jobs, even if a printer is phisically connected to the port

With OutSite-In, your website easily becomes an "outersite": a portable, dynamic website, without the Web. As a CD-Rom, USB key or as a software, your outersites go anywhere and make also great backup solutions. PHP/MySQL and CMS solutions supported.

FlashDrive Crypto is an easy-to-use, reliable, user-friendly and smart program that lets you encrypt the disk partitions to keep your data secure. It almost support all kind of removable storage, eg: floppy disks, usb flash memory disk, SD, MMC ...

WinDriverâ„¢ for Windows automates and simplifies the development of user mode Windows device drivers for PCI/ PCI Express / CardBus / ISA / USB/PCMCIA / PMC / PCI-X / PCI-104 and CompactPCI. No DDK knowledge or kernel level programming required.

With Datacatch Librarian, it's as fast and easy to locate files, photos, archives, and backups stored on your removable media as it is to search your hard drive or the Internet. Search CD/ DVD, Blu-ray, HD-DVD, USB drives, removable HDD or flash.

A free backup/synchronization solution with unique features! Perform multiple synchronizations between computers, USB disks, MP3 players, FTP & WebDav hosts and burn CD/DVD disks. Can also backup into multiple compressed and/or encrypted zip files.

Image acquisition SDK with uniform API for all kinds of image acquisition devices, such as FireWire cameras, frame grabbers and video to FireWire converters.

With an influx of portable devices in the market and an increasingly mobile workforce, organizations are finding that their employees are carrying data goldmines in their pockets