Handy Backup is an automatic backup software for Windows. Back up data to local/external drives, CD, Network, FTP and Online with ZIP and encryption. Has a flexible task scheduler and can run as a service under Windows Vista/XP/2000 or 2008/2003 Server.

Features: Handy Backup is a an easy to use automatic back up solution for Windows based computers. It works in Windows Vista/XP/2000 and 2008/2003 Server environments. It is user friendly and has a rich set of features. Wizard based interface makes it easy to set up and run. Drag & drop adds to the ease of using the utility. You can schedule back up. Back up Outlook, ICQ, My Documents and Windows registry easily. Restore is a one click operation. You can compress the files if you like. Use password protection to protect your back up data.

The program runs as a Windows service thus the back up operation is almost invisible. You can do selective back ups of files/folders that you want specifically, no need to back up everything. Fast backup of all messages, contacts, settings of MS Outlook, Outlook Express, ICQ, E-mail, etc. back up data can be stored into CD, HDD, LAN or any removable disk or even remote FTP servers. Multilingual interface is available. It can perform full and incremental backup, synchronize files and folders; has presets to backup Outlook, Outlook Express, Windows Mail, ICQ, E-mail, System Registry, My Documents, Favorites, Desktop, as well as data and settings of other popular applications. Handy Backup Standard can be supplemented with advanced plug-ins designed to backup to DVD, backup to SFTP; back up MS Exchange Server, MSSQL database, ODBC-compatible databases, Lotus Notes/Domino data, IBM DB2 data server, Oracle database and perform image backup – complete PC backup through creation of drive image with all data and system records.

Overall: The handy back up solution is truly a handy solution. It’s easy to use and deploy.

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