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EvaCopy

EvaCopy which stands for EVACuate and Copy is one such unique backup solution, that combines versioning in combination with backup for easy restoration. The program is simple to configure and distribute across multiple workstations.

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  • Free
  • Open Source

Platforms

  • Windows
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  1.  Differential Backup
  2.  Incremental Backup
  3.  File Versioning
  4.  Support for Long Path Name

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  • Developed by

    Or Ben Shabat
  • Licensing

    Open Source and Free product.
  • Alternatives

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  • Supported Languages

    • English

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If you are an average user and you want to make incremental backups without losing the control of the result (being able to read the result copy and, for instance, find one file), Evacopy is your program. It does what you would do by comparing the saved with the new and saving the renewed in another folder but authomatic. In addition, it provides a little application tool who detects files with long path, who has never had problems in Copy & Paste with files with path too long ? Perhaps is a little bit slow, but I think it inherits the speed of windows ....

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What is EvaCopy?

EvaCopy which stands for EVACuate and Copy is one such unique backup solution, that combines versioning in combination with backup for easy restoration. The program is simple to configure and distribute across multiple workstations. It is light in weight, portable and requires no JAVA or .NET for its installation. Unless a major problem is encountered, user notices nothing except a tray icon.