On 3/6/2015 6:18 PM, Stormin' Norman wrote:
On Fri, 06 Mar 2015 17:49:55 -0500, Paul wrote:


Norman mentioned this one. The text here mentions it
can back up a folder or a file. Whereas Macrium Reflect Free
backs up partitions. Macrium is the one I use to
backup my C: and System Reserved. I have around
1TB of .mrimg files now, so I've done a fair number
of individual backups with Macrium over time. And
you can "mount" the .mrimg file, and extract
single files from it. You don't have to restore
the whole thing. So it does function as a file
backup, but it's a "bit clumsy" to run it purely
for that. Maybe this is a better third-party
choice, but I haven't tested it yet.

http://www.todo-backup.com/products/...p-software.htm

EaseUs ToDo is quite competent when it comes to disk / partition imaging as well
as file and folder(s) backup. Additionally, it also mounts images to enable the
extraction of individual files.


Question: In places it says the Ease ToDo is free and other places it
says that it is a trial version.

Free is good if you can use it as long as it is needed. Trail version
is bad if a month before you have to recover your hard dive the trail
expires.