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Simple Backup Tool 1.4.0.52 Description

"A simple tool to automatically backup one or more folders."

BS Editor: Simple Backup Tool is a very simple application to automatically backup the content of one or more folders. You can specify the input folder and the backup location, and set the program to perform a backup every X minutes. It also offers the option to delete files in the backup folder that are no longer present in the original folder (mirroring). Suitable for the most basic backup needs, easy to use.

fixed bug that caused file size limit to be 2G
added option to drop application priority to below normal
added Daily Backup option, set as time
added checking updates on program startup, can be disbaled via settings you can free download Simple Backup Tool 1.4.0.52 now.

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