Email Backup Freeware

Review by Meyer Manheim: A friend passed to me the link to BOS, and I installed the latest version, which is not from 08/04 as you wrote, but from May 2005. They improved several features and offer a different way (never seen such before) to restore lost Outlook files. (5/5 - 19-Jun-2005)

Review by SyncBack Freeware User: I've used SyncBack for a year and a half and it's never given me a moments trouble. It's by far the best freeware backup program I've ever used. Actually, you'll be hard pushed to find a better freeware program, period. I've always found their forums very well supported, and they've an excellent online support area. (5/5 - 20-Jul-2005) Review by Not an angry man: The hundreds of thousands of people who downloaded it and are using it without any problem must all be wrong, and Simon Smith so right. Perhaps Simon should have tried posting a sensible message to the forums instead of a nonsensical rant about how he wasn't even going to use it anyway. Perhaps he could even have submitted a support ticket? Perhaps he could even have read the message right before his asking for help on exactly the same problem? Of course not, Simon isn't a sensible Simon. (5/5 - 20-Jul-2005) Review by simon smith: Couldn't get this software to work. Registered with their forum for support. Posted the fact that the software wouldn't work along with the error message I was getting and guess what- do you think I got a helpful reply? No!! They just removed my post from the forum! This tells you what kind of company they are. Don't waste your time with this- It DOESN'T WORK! (1/5 - 20-Jul-2005)

Review by johnson: Cool, I like it very much! I always used WinRAR for backups and now we have such a handy utility to work with! (5/5 - 10-Jan-2006)

Review by Ricardo Zea: Excelent resizing tool. Although it lacks the option of JPG compression, but with ACDSee you can 'bulk compress'. Perfect combination if you're planning to create galleries with tons of thumbnails. Ricardo Zea (5/5 - 30-Jun-2006)