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From ExEasy NetCDP:
NetCDP Online Backup is an extremely easy to use continuous online data backup application for Windows users. NetCDP automatically and continuously backs up your important documents, audio, video and other important files to Amazon's S3 (Simple Storage Service) or a NAS server and virtualizes your backed up data as a local drive. It has the ability to serve not only enterprise applications but also the small business sector and even precious family digital pictures. NetCDP overcomes many major defects of existing online backup services by taking advantage of Amazon's reliable and affordable online storage service to provide customers an extremely easy to use and affordable online backup solution. NetCDP is a reliable and secure all-in-one online backup application with advanced features such as compression, encryption, data de-duplication, dynamic file handling etc..
What's new in this version: Version 3.4 added option for file retention after local deletion.
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"YES !!! Very easy to use"
Version: NetCDP Online Backup 1.1.8
Pros
As described, this product is INDEED very easy to use. Once the product is installed, I don't need to remember to upload my stuff to my storage server manually.
Cons
Still need to pay for the license .... which is understandable.
Summary
A very easy to use, realiable, free software. This software does it continuously and automatically for me. No need to worry about incidents such as power outage, or kids tripping off the wire of my laptop any more.....I will definitely consider buying the license.
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