Copying files

[DaveLeedsDaveLeeds is verified member.]

A good few years ago, for a while I was using some file copying software but I can't remember the name of it. What it did was:
Simply copied files from one folder / drive to another, every few minutes or hours (time specified by user) or while windows was preparing to shut down it would check the host folder for any changes and then copy the changed files to the target folder. It wouldn't take the time to replace all the files, just those that had had changes made.
Does anyone here use something similar? Regards.

 

[RobMRobM is verified member.]

I have Genie Timeline on my PCs if that's the kind of thing you mean. Like the Mac Time Machine.

 

[DaveLeedsDaveLeeds is verified member.]

I have Genie Timeline on my PCs if that's the kind of thing you mean. Like the Mac Time Machine.

Thanks Rob, just giving that a go now.

 

[SkinnerSkinner is verified member.]

Acronis is the king, and what your talking about is Incremental Backups

 

[nick-harper]

R1 soft also do something

 

[EdwinEdwin is verified member.]

I use SmartSync Pro which does a similar job...
http://www.smartsync.com/smartsyncpro/

 

[DaveLeedsDaveLeeds is verified member.]

Thanks guys.

 

[SkinnerSkinner is verified member.]

Just saw this http://www.scan.co.uk/products/acro...ecovery-software-digital-download-licence-key

Old version of Acronis for £3.60 inc Vat.

I always check the Scan Today Only offers page coz umm I'm a geek, and noticed this.