backup for windows

[joe]

Does anybody use a relatively simple backup program for
winxp,that includes recognizing the CD/RW drive for
destination, and can do full, incremental and
differential backups?

[Eber]

Joe

The backup tool that comes with WXP can't help you?


Eber

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"joe" > escreveu na mensagem
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> Does anybody use a relatively simple backup program for
> winxp,that includes recognizing the CD/RW drive for
> destination, and can do full, incremental and
> differential backups?

Eber sounds like his just guessing. stop replying when you
cant offer any help. you're just a spammer.


>-----Original Message-----
>Joe
>
>The backup tool that comes with WXP can't help you?
>
>
>Eber
>
>--
>Want to BOOST your system performance on the fly?
>
>TweakNow PowerPack is a fully-integrated suite of
utilities that
>let you fine-tune every aspect of your computer's
operating
>system and Web browser. The RAM Idle program manages the
>free memory that is available to run Windows programs. It
>prevents performance from degrading as you swap files and
>programs in and out of memory. The Virtual Desktop program
>lets you run as many as four custom-designed desktop
>configurations simultaneously, allowing you to tailor your
>computer screen to your mood and your work requirements.
>
>http://www.tweaknow.com/
>
>
>"joe" > escreveu na mensagem
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>> Does anybody use a relatively simple backup program for
>> winxp,that includes recognizing the CD/RW drive for
>> destination, and can do full, incremental and
>> differential backups?
>
>
>.
>