SwapDrive Backup has been engineered for Windows-based computers that are running Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000, or Windows XP operating systems.

Swapdrive Backup is an innovative software product that enables you to automatically backup your critical files to our secure servers, accessible over the Internet. You can select the files on your system that are most important to you and pick multiple times when you would like them to be backed up to your remote storage location in your online account.

ION? is compatible with Windows 2000, Windows XP Home and Windows XP Professional (32-bit), and Windows Vista

To download SwapDrive Backup, login to your online account and click on the Download Backup button located on your account's left menu bar.

Installing SwapDrive Backup on your system is a simple, two-step process: program file download and account configuration. The first step loads the necessary files into various directories on your computer and the second step configures the program for your specific use. Save the SwapDrive Backup program to your desktop, double-click on the SwapDrive Backup program icon to launch the installation wizard. Follow the instructions during the installation process.

To uninstall SwapDrive Backup, click on Start, scroll over to Settings and select Control Panel from the drop-down menu. Double-click on the Add/Remove Programs icon and scroll down until you see SwapDrive Backup. Click 'Remove'.

It depends. During the installation process, SwapDrive Backup will install numerous files on your system. Most of them are specific to the program, but a few of them are files that are commonly used by the operating system and may have been installed during a previous software installation. If those so-called 'common files' were not previously on your system, SwapDrive Backup will install them and then prompt you to restart your system to activate the files.

Right click the SwapDrive Backup icon either on your desktop or in your service tray (located in the lower right hand corner of your screen). Select Events Setup from the pop-up menu. Update your settings and choose Save or Save and Start Backup Now.

In general, rdiff-backup does not strive to make newer clients compatible with older servers (or vice versa). However, there is no intention to purposefully make different versions incompatible across the network -- changes are introduced primarily to fix bugs or introduce new features that cannot be implemented without breaking the network protocol. Furthermore, rdiff-backup does try to make it possible to read older archives.

Data Vault's Client supports mapped network drives and the Network Neighborhood, it can backup data from any computer that is accessible via the network. A single Data Vault Client can backup the local computer and any number of local or remote network computers using our powerful user interface.

Absolutely. You are only limited by the amount of space you have in your SwapDrive Backup account. It is important to note that SwapDrive Backup will create a folder in your account labeled backup and will place all of your backed-up folders inside of it. If you use SwapDrive Backup on more than one computer and you backup identically named folders on both computers, the contents will be combined into a single folder in your account.

To change your password, you must login to your online account and select Personal Settings. Enter your new password, and press Save. The next time you login you will have to use your new access information.

The software will run natively only on Windows 9x and NT/2000. However, if you have your computers networked, then any platform can be backed up provided you have one Windows machine. top

SwapDrive Backup employs file transfer protocol (FTP) to transfer files between your computer and the remote storage facility. FTP has been in use for many years and is regarded as the most powerful method of transferring large files and large numbers of files.

Find SwapDrive Backup icon on your desktop. Drag and drop it on the Start button. The next time you open the Start menu you will see the SwapDrive Backup shortcut. Yes. SwapDrive Backup transfers data from your computer to your SwapDrive Backup account over the Internet, your connection must be live and your computer must be on for the transfer to be successful.

Choose Programs from the Start menu, scroll down to the SwapDrive Backup program. Drag and drop the icon on to your desktop. The icon will be restored.

We recommend that you use a PC or Mac with the latest OS and Internet browser versions. The following is a list of platforms and Internet browsers that we have tested with CafeMail. Earlier releases may work but will not be supported. Internet browsers: Internet Explorer version 5.x ; Safari 1.0, 1.1.x ; Netscape version 7.x ; Mozilla 1.4 Accounts are automatically deleted after 90 days of inactivity. Your email messages are not recoverable. You will need to create a new CafeMail account.

It currently supports Windows 2003®, 2000®, Windows XP®, Windows 98®, Windows ME® or Windows NT 4.0® (Service Pack 6.0) Windows 2000®.

Arcspan is compatible with most platforms. Users require only Internet Explorer, Java and Active-X reports installed on their computer in order to access Arcspan.

The DNT plug-ins are available for Maya, Softimage|3D, Lightwave, 3D Studio Max, Electric Image Universe, and After Effects.

Yes, all files can be read on all platforms. However, some car or track distributions may have been stored using less common programs, which may not always be available on your machine.

a client-side framework, Ext can run against any server platform that can process POST requests and return structured data. Common choices include PHP, Java, .NET and many more. There are server-side frameworks available for most popular platforms that will make your life much easier when programming under the AJAX application model that Ext uses.

Datagard Client software will only run natively on Windows 98SE, Me, NT 4.0, 2000, 2003 (.NET) and XP. If you want to backup computers with other operating systems, it is possible. Here's how... Since Spheritec Client supports mapped network drives and the Network Neighborhood, it can backup data from any computer that is accessible via the network. A single Datagard Client can backup the local computer and any number of local or remote network computers using Datagard's powerful user interface.

The software can be installed on any Windows 9x or NT/2000 computer. The client computer must be configured with a TCP/IP network connection to communicate with the backup secure server via the Internet. If you have an Internet connection, you are ready to start using backup. top

a minimum, you need to install the Navigator V application and the database from the content installer. At any time in the future you can install selective portions of your library or uninstall all the content from within the content installer. The Content Installer keeps track of what data you have copied to your local or network drive.

YourNet Remote Backup runs on all 32-bit Windows operating systems including Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000, 2003, ME and XP. It runs in the background, and will not interfere with other programs you run. The YourNet Backup Client software runs on Windows only, but you can back up data on ANY operating system that Windows can see as a mapped drive.

The IT Keeper online backup client operates on Windows 95, 98, NT, XP, ME, 2000, and 2003. If you are a Mac or a Linux user, the best alternative is to copy the files you require to be backed up to a Windows based machine on your network, or simply map these drives to an existing Windows based machine.

Convergenic Client software will only run natively on Windows 95, 98, Me, NT 4.0, 2000 and XP. If you want to backup computers with other operating systems, it is possible. Here's how... Since Convergenic Client supports mapped network drives and the Network Neighborhood, it can backup data from any computer that is accessible via the network. A single Convergenic Client can backup the local computer and any number of local or remote network computers using Convergenic' powerful user interface.

Underground Backups Client software will only run natively on Windows 98SE, Me, NT 4.0, 2000, 2003 (.NET) and XP. If you want to backup computers with other operating systems, it is possible. Here's how... Since Underground Backups Client supports mapped network drives and the Network Neighborhood, it can backup data from any computer that is accessible via the network.