A free trial version is available at www.backup-email.com, it allows you to back up your information but to be able to use the software to restore an email archive you would have to purchase the full version which is currently priced at $24.95 in US dollars. If you rely heavily on Outlook or Outlook express, this could be something that might be of interest to you, and I recommend visiting their website for all of the complete details.
Thursday, May 31, 2007
Backing up your email...
While I've written about the importance of backing up computer information, I did not realize that there was a software option out there that was designed to backup e-mail until earlier today. It's designed to work with Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Outlook Express, not only is it stated to be easy to operate with the click of a mouse but it also will back up your Internet Explorer favorites. I have lost all of those favorites in the past, and I know what a pain it can be to try to refind them all. The software also gives you the option of setting up an automatic back up, so if you are like me and you tend to forget? That's not a problem.
A free trial version is available at www.backup-email.com, it allows you to back up your information but to be able to use the software to restore an email archive you would have to purchase the full version which is currently priced at $24.95 in US dollars. If you rely heavily on Outlook or Outlook express, this could be something that might be of interest to you, and I recommend visiting their website for all of the complete details.
A free trial version is available at www.backup-email.com, it allows you to back up your information but to be able to use the software to restore an email archive you would have to purchase the full version which is currently priced at $24.95 in US dollars. If you rely heavily on Outlook or Outlook express, this could be something that might be of interest to you, and I recommend visiting their website for all of the complete details.
1 comment:
If you're not inclined to pay $25, you can always just copy your outlook.pst file somewhere else as a backup. It's a bit more advanced to do, but it works just as well. Saves your settings, too.
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