Zback v2.90.0.a
billon on 2 Apr 2020 Change history
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- Released on 2 Apr 2020
- Suggested by grannyGeek
Zback is a backup and synchronization tool with a small footprint. Copy modes include update files, refresh existing files, or mirror source to target and can be run manually, from batch/script, or from the command line. Users can filter files based on extension, size, date, subdirectories and preview their backup/sync before running.
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| System requirements: | Win2K / WinXP / Vista / Win7 / Win8 / Win10 / Wine |
| Writes settings to: | Application folder |
| Dependencies: | Administrator rights |
| Stealth: ? | Yes |
| Unicode support: | Yes |
| License: | Free for personal use |
| How to extract: | Download the "portable version" ZIP package and extract to a folder of your choice. Launch zback.exe. |
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22 comments on Zback
domestique
2016-11-21 16:34
Zback copies Folder Properties, which most backup software does not, according to numerous tools I've tested. For that reason alone I can forgive the rather clunky UI. Love it :)
v2.85.0.b
joby_toss
2016-08-03 07:00
Download the manual (zmanual, not zguide) and checkout Example 25 from Appendices section.
v2.85.0.a
shnbwmn
2016-08-02 23:22
On the homepage, the feature list includes: "can be used as front-end for cloud backup/ synchronize/ mirror (Google Drive)" ... yet the program and its help files make no mention of it??
v2.85.0.a
coolayman
2014-04-05 21:46
I love this application ... I use it for backing up all my files ... it is very quick and much quicker than manual copy-paste by windows. I always use manual mode to preview the synchronization then running it.
v2.75.0.a2
hamasaki
2013-10-26 07:07
I look no further than Syncovery for synchronisation. The feature set is hard to beat and it seems to work better than all the others I`ve tried.
v2.70.0.b
domestique
2013-10-25 00:47
Using version v2.70.0.a and experiencing no problems whatever.
In my experience the best software often lacks better exposure and perhaps a sexy looking interface. Zback fulfils these criteria. Such an approach usually speaks volumes for a developer that spends his time on creating good code rather than a good image for something they might later commercialise.
I used to write my own batch files for backing up, but replicating file properties for customised folder icons proved a a pain so I went looking and found that a lot of the back up/sync software that people rave about lacks this simple function - or if it is specified it fails to function.
If I could change anything about Zback, it would be the interface, but then I might lose confidence in its naive charm :)
Perfect for my needs which run to backing up and synchronising around 30GB across two laptops using the batch function.
v2.70.0.b
logear
2013-04-29 14:20
v2.65 failed me too. Otherwise, all versions have been pretty reliable.
v2.70.0.a
The interface is a bit of a challenge, not very intuitive. But you're rewarded by outstanding features that are hard to find elsewhere, such as:
- Existing Files only = to refresh a target
- one-click creation of batch-files for commandline
- a kind of fallback-mechanism - it can check for the existence of more than volume label + path, so you don't have to create multiple profiles for different targets that will hold the same backups
v2.87.0.c