Archive And Search for Windows

Name: Archive And Search
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Search and backup for multiple computers in your network.
Last updated on February 29, 2024
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By ArchiveAndSearch

Search and backup for multiple computers in your network.

Archive Search And Restore! Your documents, your precious files, your digital memories. All saved to a remote location in your network. All indexed. You can search your documents, your photos, your music files just like you search on the internet. WOW! You can actually find what you are looking for. Easy! That is new for any backup solution.Nothing like this exists. All backups will let you backup your files and restore in bulk.Only Isospin/Archive and Search lets you search and find what you are looking for. And there is nothing you need to do.All backups will "just happen". You can even synchronize content between multiple computers.

ArchiveAndSearch lets you find your files, just like you search the Internet. How Does it Work? You pick a computer in your network that has enough space to be the server. You install ArchiveAndSearch - Server on that computer. Then you install ArchiveAndSearch - Client on all other computers and you are good to go! Your files will transparently fly to the server where they will be archived and indexed. To find your files, from any of the client computers double click on the ArchiveAndSearch -Client icon in your system tray: and your management console will pop up: then click on "Search". Your browser will pop-up with the search page open. Search like you would search using "Google" or "bing". Yes, it is that simple.