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Saturday, March 28, 2009

Coal: the web service to make a backup of your software files

Coal is a web service that lets you make a software backup of all files on your computer
thus eliminate technology the risk of losing forever the information, similes and documents is completely essential to your software data existence. Until recently were available only Windows version of this program: it is quite popular because software programs it is simple to install and use, and enough to pay about $ 50 a year (there is no charge for the band or the amount of MB archived). Instead of making a full backup every so often, Carbons identify when your documents file is changed without delay and put back it on the server.

Now Mac user can use Carbon the client install very quickly on MAC OS X 10.4 and 10.5 and no tribulations in the pattern. Carbonate default is to back up software download all files in the folder that’s situated (except for system files or application), but you can physically select which files you want to backup. Carbonate utilities software has numerous flaws and is somewhat ‘too expensive for what it offers. The most annoying is that you must pay $ 50 for each computer of your property you want to backup. Via

posted by Hadson @ 10:16 PM