Relative Rev Backup

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Relative Rev Backup Publisher's Description:
Relative Rev Backup is a powerful yet intuitive to use, backup utility that can protect your important data from total or partial loss. Relative Rev Backup supports "incremental snapshots" of the entire drives or just files and folders you feel are important. And, at the same time, even if you've done a number of incremental backups, you can perform a drive/folder/file restore from any available snapshot in a single session!

You can also define just how many backups you want to keep. When the program gets to the number you set, it deletes the older ones. This dramatically reduces the number of times you may have to replace the backup media while taking frequent snapshots of your data.

Backup wizard allows you to simply setup powerful file filters and schedulers. Multiple backups can be set and scheduled in many ways you like. Once a backup is performed, you can see which files have been changed since last backup using the report viewer (tree view), and you can also read the backup statistics.

Relative Rev Backup software can utilize any drive letter, including mapped network drives and UNC paths (in a LAN environment). It can backup to a wide range of backup media such as JAZZ and ZIP disks, DiskOnKey, hard disks (local, USB or IEEE 1394 attached). It can also backup to CD-RW (CDRW) and DVD RW (DVD +/- RW) if the appropriate drivers have been installed.

Restore wizard allows a simple selection of the restore date, the drive/folder/file you are interested in restoring, and the restore destination (original or alternative). Adding protective filters for the restore, and editing the restore blueprints are available to the power user.
Relative Rev Backup uses File Group compression, which scans the data and chooses a single file to backup from each group of repeat-files.

Relative Rev Backup is available in Std./Pro. editions (Pro. edition supports GFS), compatible with Windows 98/ NT 4.0/2000/XP and requires about 6MB of free disk space.