Backuptozip (version: 1.1)

BackupToZip is a simple backup program that mainatins a compressed mirror.

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• Install Support: none
• System Requirements: Java 1.6+
• Recent Changes: Update the last modified date of the achive if changed. TrueZip does not do it automatically.

• Platform:	Java, Linux, Mac OS X, Unix, Win2000, Win7 x32, Win7 x64, WinServer, WinVista, WinVista x64, WinXP

• Type: Freeware
• Cost: $0.00 US
• Size: 1,520 K
• Released: 2006-07-30
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•  Description: BackupToZip is a simple backup program. It maintains a
  compressed mirror of a set of files in a single large ZIP
  file. You can then copy this ZIP file to DVD, flash drive,
  hard disk or CD for backup. Unlike a compression utility,
  such as WinZIP, if you delete files, the next time you run
  BackupToZip it will automatically delete those deleted files
  from the backup archive. It will also automatically update
  changed or add new files as needed.
  
  To restore, you would use a conventional ZIP tool such as
  WinZIP to fetch replacements for the damaged files from the
  archive.
  
  BackupToZip is much faster than recreating the archive from
  scratch each time with WinZIP. It also avoids the usual
  problem of gradually accumulating more and more junk in your
  backup archive files that have long been deleted from your actual
  files. With an ordinary archiving utility, come time to
  restore, you have to manually sort through the accumulated
  chaff.
  
  The first time you invoke BackupToZip it will take a fair
  bit of time. Every time thereafter will be much faster
  since it will only have to compress the files that have
  changed.
  
  Be aware that if you change the command line, any files NOT
  mentioned on the new command line will be automatically
  deleted! You don't have to start from scratch. Note that you
  can't add to the archive with several different command
  lines. If your command line gets too long, use two separate
  archive files and two separate groups of files to backup.
  
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