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Zevrix Solutions announces the release of Instant Backup 1.0, a simple solution to securely back up selected files and folders on-line and locally. Instant Backup is designed to back up the most important and sensitive active projects - the ones you don't want to take any chances with. Instant Backup is not a replacement for the complete backup systems, such as Time Machine. The power of Instant Backup is in its simplicity and the ability to back up selected projects just when you need it.
Toronto (ON), Canada - January 27, 2009 - Zevrix Solutions announces the release of Instant Backup 1.0, a simple solution to securely back up selected files and folders on-line and locally. Instant Backup is designed to back up the most important and sensitive active projects - the ones you don't want to take any chances with. For example, when you'd like to back up your project more often than an hourly backup does. Or when you prefer to have a password protected copy of the project on an FTP site, in addition to all your regular local backups.
Instant Backup is not a replacement for the complete computer backup systems, such as Time Machine. The power of Instant Backup is in its simplicity and flexibility which allows you to securely backup selected files and folders to specific locations just when you need it.
Instant Backup allows you to specify various backup locations. You can choose between an FTP or local disk backup location. Instant Backup will create a compressed disk image (.dmg) for each file or folder you drop on its icon. For the complete backup security, the disk image can be encrypted and password protected.
You can choose to transfer all items to a default backup location automatically, or to show the list of backup locations to choose from. The number of previous backups to keep can also be specified.
Pricing and Availability:
Instant Backup 1.0 can be purchased from the Zevrix Solutions web site, www.zevrix.com, for US$9.95, as well as from authorized resellers. Demo is also available for download. Instant Backup is a Universal Binary and runs on Mac OS X 10.4 and higher.
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