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	Backup (backup software) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Backup is a simple Mac OS X-only software program made by Apple Computer for file backups.
		Backup can be used in connection with either a user's.Mac iDisk or the Macintosh's CD-RW or DVD-R drive to make safe, archival copies of critical files and folders.
		However, on November 5, 2003 Apple released Backup 2.0, which adds a few new features and promises to be far more reliable than its predecessors.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Apple_Backup (195 words)

	Backup - Apple (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		With Backup 3, protection is easy to set up and schedule so backups can happen automatically, without your constant attention.
		Backup 3 is available to.Mac members by selecting the Backup icon on the.Mac website and via Automatic Software Update to.Mac members who have already installed a previous version of Backup.
		Apple is providing links to these applications as a courtesy, and makes no representations regarding the applications or any information related thereto.
	www.apple.com /downloads/macosx/apple/backup.html (279 words)

	Pure Mac: Backup - Software For Macintosh
		Backup 2 offers the flexibility of CD and DVD backup using the optical drive built into your Mac, and many third-party optical drives as well.
		Backup 2 lets you schedule backups to iDisk and hard drives to occur even when you're away from your computer.
		SyncupX performs an incremental backup of multiple source files and folders to a target folder (on your ipod, firewire harddisk, afp sharepoint etc.) The backup is a mirrored copy of the source a backup time.
	www.eskimo.com /~pristine/backup.html (2465 words)

	MacUpdate: Apple Backup Reviews
		Having used Backup along side Synchronize Plus for a few years, I have found it to be one of the best solutions for people with basic backup needs.
		Backup is really a.Mac program, in that it functions best to store settings, and it does not seem as suited to clone data.
		Because Apple in their fiscal wisdom make no allowance for currency exchange when they charge you for it: try paying double the US cost in relative terms, and you'l know where I'm coming from.
	www.macupdate.com /reviews.php?id=9925&pid=131878 (3305 words)

	A major problem with Apple's Backup.app - MacNN Forums
		"Backup is unable to confirm you have a.Mac membership, which is required for backing up to CD or DVD discs.
		Backup 1.0 and later cannot be used with proxy servers.
		The first time you open Backup your.Mac account is verified, which is why the computer needs to be located outside of proxy servers.
	forums.macnn.com /showthread.php?t=173190 (604 words)

	MacNN \| Apple releases Backup 3.01
		Apple today released Backup 3.01, updating the data protection application to address file restoration issues.
		Apple's free Backup application helps identify the most important files for backing up, grouping them together for easy classification as well as automates the process with a scheduler, backing up files to iDisk, CDs, DVDs, FireWire hard drives, network servers, or an iPod.
		I downloaded Backup 3 when it first came out and when I gave it a test run I was quite shocked to find that it wouldn't restore files properly to my desktop.
	www.macnn.com /articles/05/10/26/backup.3.01.released (424 words)

	Apple releases Backup 1.0, iDisk Utility 1.0 \| MacNN News
		Apple has also posted its iDisk Utility 1.0, which offers the ability to password protect your Public folder, allow others to put files in your Public folder, wiew the available storage space on your iDisk, quickly open your iDisk or other.Mac members' iDisks, and quickly open other.Mac members' Public folders.
		Backup was released on the 1st day of Macworld (the 17th) after steve's keynote.
		Apple is shooting themselves in the foot by charging for this crapware....if it were iBackup, then nobody would mind that it's not full featured, but since Apple is charinging, well it better be damn good!
	www.macnn.com /news.php?id=15455 (954 words)

	Think Secret - Details: Apple developing Backup 3 for .Mac service
		Apple is readying Backup 3, a major upgrade to the backup software included with the company's.Mac internet services, Think Secret has learned.
		In Backup 3, users will be able to create and customize multiple "plans" for each backup destination, such as an iDisk, hard drive, or removable media; earlier versions of Backup allow only a single plan for each target location.
		Backup 3 will feature incremental backups, only copying the data that has been updated since it was last backed-up.
	www.thinksecret.com /news/0506backup3.html (467 words)

	MacZealots > Articles > Backing Up Your Mac
		This is most useful for those that want to backup their data to a DVD or CD at a certain time.
		Backup also has an optional scheduler that lets you choose between a daily or weekly backup that is scheduled at a certain time.
		The backups done by Backup are incremental like the other applications, so you aren't going to be wasting many resources with each supplemental backup sending the same data over and over.
	maczealots.com /articles/backup (3972 words)

	MacDailyNews - Apple and Mac News - Welcome Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		Backup 3 will also feature incremental backups and other new features which dePlume covers in the full article here.
		A looked at Backup 2 and found that it was very limited, but mainly I didn't want to get used to something that would stop working if I ever decided to lapse my.Mac membership.
		Backup 3 may allow me to finally properly backup all my music, data, user folders onto DVD-RW on both computers, without having issues with the setup and having to start from scratch.
	macdailynews.com /index.php/weblog/comments/rumor_apple_prepping_backup_3_predator_major_upgrade_for_mac_members (1432 words)

	Bambi Hambi & Tera Patricks Mac 360 - First Look: Apple's New Backup 3.0 For Tiger And Panther. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		Apple introduced a long-awaited revision to a much reviled backup application called, creatively, ‘Backup.’ It was one of those applications I loved to hate.
		Plus, the backups are not only scheduled (I report, you decide), they can be set to be incremental.
		Backup is simple to use, easy to figure out, and seems to do well in copying files to another volume, and copying select files to the iDisk.
	www.mac360.com /index.php/mac360/more/first_look_apples_new_backup_30_for_tiger_and_panther (836 words)

	MacMerc.com: Apple Backup Updated to v2.0
		Apple's Backup, part of the.Mac suite, has been updated to v2.0 with a few useful new features, such as using external hard drives for backups.
		Backup 2 lets you select any folder on any hard drive as a destination for your backupuse external FireWire hard drives, network servers, or even an iPod.
		Backup 2 Public Beta expands CD and DVD support beyond Apple-supplied internal optical drives to many third-party drives.
	www.macmerc.com /news/archives/1140 (207 words)

	Backup Simplicity intro
		Backup Simplicity is a simple way to protect the information on your computer.
		If you don't like having a backup of your system, and a way to retrieve old files that may have been trashed or modified accidentally, you're not out a thing.
		When you purchase a license, you may use the version of the Backup Simplicity available at the time of your purchase for as long as you wish.
	www.qdea.com /pages/pages-bs/bs1.html (346 words)

	MacDevCenter.com: 802.11, .Mac, Backup--All Coming Together
		Apple has been ignoring Unix users for more than 10 years.
		I think saying that Backup is "useless" just because it doesn't work for your particular situation is not a very constructive comment.
		Backup will also limit the online option to.Mac iDisk only, which means you can't backup to another FTP or WebDAV-enabled server.
	www.macdevcenter.com /pub/a/mac/2002/09/03/backup.html (2671 words)

	Macworld UK - Apple releases Backup 3.0.1
		Backup 3 is available exclusively to members of its $99.Mac service.
		This version of Backup (version 3) is easier to use than before, with several automation options, the capacity to back up more categories of information (including iTunes purchases), and Spotlight support.
		Backup 3 offers preset backup plans for iLife content and other essential files; automatic scheduling for backing up to CDs and DVDs; advanced file restoration; and the ability to back up more than one Mac iDisk.
	www.macworld.co.uk /news/index.cfm?RSS&NewsID=12995 (234 words)

	Think Secret - Backup 3, .Mac Widgets expected soon
		As previously reported, Backup 3, code-named Predator, is expected to debut later this month, according to sources who describe recent builds as release ready.
		Launching Backup 3, which finds its umbrella icon changed from purple to orange, presents the user with a Welcome screen offering four pre-set Backup plans, as well as the option of importing files, destinations, and schedule information from Backup 2 (the only time such an option can be accessed).
		Apple, which took over Virex support for personal from McAfee more than a year ago, dropped the anti-virus software at version 7.5.1 after deeming the support costs for rolling out version 7.6 not worth it.
	www.thinksecret.com /news/0508dotmac.html (693 words)

	AppleInsider \| Apple Insider News and Rumors
		Apple on Monday announced that it has reached long-term supply agreements with Hynix, Intel, Micron, Samsung Electronics and Toshiba to secure the supply of NAND flash memo...
		Apple Developer Connection members have received the first pre-release builds of Mac OS X 10.4.4, the next in a series of maintenance updates to Apple Computer's Mac OS X...
		Apple Computer is on track to introduce the first Macs with Intel processors as early as January, which should help the company avoid any potential sales slow down in the f...
	www.appleinsider.com (868 words)

	Wubba BackUP
		Apple Backup (part of Apple's.Mac suite) to backup files on drive to CDRWs, but stopped using it for a few reasons: 1) Apple Backup will not usually work unless it can contact Apple's iDisk servers, whether you want to backup to your iDisk or not.
		This problem may be specific to my configuration, but since I can't rely on Backup to burn discs correctly, it's not of much use as a backup tool.
		Wubba BackUP is free to use, but donations are very much appreciated (especially since I don't have a real job at the moment).
	homepage.mac.com /rabbitt/wubbabackup (380 words)

	Apple Backup 3.0.1 – Mac OS X – VersionTracker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		Backup makes backing up copies of your important files simple and fast.
		You can use Backup to back up files to your iDisk, or to recordable CD or DVD discs.
		Addresses file restoration and other issues and is highly recommended for all users of Backup 3.0.
	www.versiontracker.com /dyn/moreinfo/macosx/16120 (136 words)

	Spymac.com :: News :: Apple releases Backup 3.0.1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		Apple on Thursday released Backup 3.0.1 for its.Mac subscribers.
		Backup 3.0.1 addresses file restoration and other issues.
		According to Apple, "Backup 3.0.1 addresses file restoration and other issues." The 4.8 MB update is highly recommended for all users of Backup 3.0.
	www.spymac.com /news/article.php?contentid=3457 (138 words)

	AppleInsider \| Apple developing Backup 3.0 software for .Mac users
		According to reliable sources, Backup 3.0 will simplify backups through the addition of multiple backup plans, which are designed to secure users' most critical data, such as home folders, personal data files, and iLife content.
		Users will be able to customize these presets or create new backup plans by specifying the files and folders they want to protect, then add one or more destinations and schedules for each plan.
		Backup 3 will also allow for scheduling incremental backups to optical media, copying only the files that have changed since the previous backup.
	www.appleinsider.com /article.php?id=858 (859 words)

	Jay's Daily News... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		The backup program, called Backup is also capable of backing up to recordable CD or DVD.
		Backup can be downloaded for free from Apple.
		I do not question the Apple's intentions, but I do not have any way of checking that the iDisk data is well protected.
	www.imakenews.com /jay/index000020758.cfm (503 words)

	MacDevCenter.com: Spymac's Wheel vs. Dot Mac for Easy Web Services
		With Apple's Backup program, each new file or folder I added to the backup list would adjust the progress meter to immediately let me know if I needed to go through and weed out the unimportant documents.
		Apple also makes it very simple to add photos and movies to your website through their Homepage service and its integration with applications like iPhoto.
		Not only is Apple's offering a paltry 250MB, but it must be split between your iDisk drive and your email account, and with Apple's memory allocation scheme, the most you could ever allocate to your email would be 133MB.
	www.macdevcenter.com /pub/a/mac/2005/02/08/wheel.html (2641 words)

	gBradhopkins.com \| Tutorials \| Use Apple Backup
		Finally, the Schedule Backups Button (at the bottom of the main window) is where you would set the frequency of your backups (daily, weekly, etc.).
		Backup : Now that all of your files are selected and you have adjusted your settings, click on the Backup Now button to initiate the back up.
		Thus if you restore a file with a backup copy, the original create and modify dates are lost.
	homepage.mac.com /bradhopkins/tutorials/mac/backup/dotmac-backup.html (1204 words)

	MacDailyNews - Apple and Mac News - Welcome Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		Apple's online store and retail stores will participate in "The Feast After the Feast" Black Friday special one-day shopping event.
		Specific deals will not be known until the day of the event, but on Black Friday last year, Apple reportedly increased sales approximately four times the amount of a normal Friday as they offered special one-day only discounts on iPods, Mac models, AirPort Express, monitors, digital cameras and more.
		A list of the deals offered at the Apple Store last year is here.
	macdailynews.com /index.php/weblog/comments/... (891 words)

	IGM: Apple Releases Backup 1.0 for iTools
		Apple today released BackUp 1.0 for all existing iTools users.
		Backup 1.0 also lets you search for specific types of files to backup - such as AppleWorks or MP3 files and send them to the backup destination on CDRW, DVD-R or iDisk.
		BackUp 1.0 requires OS X and is avallable for free for existing iTools accounts.
	www.insanely-great.com /news.php?id=698 (578 words)

	AccelerateYourMac News Archive for 9/20/2005 Tuesday's News
		Backup 3 also comes with new restore options such as restoring to an alternate location and restoring only files that are missing from their original location.
		In addition, anytime you miss a backup because your computer is asleep or turned off, Backup 3 prompts you to run the missed backups when your computer is available again.
		Backup uses the free space on your hard disk to assemble the backup before it copies files to the recordable disc.
	www.xlr8yourmac.com /archives/sep05/092005.html (2131 words)

	macosx.com - The Answer to Mac Support - .mac backup?
		A utility like this would be incentive for Apple to make.Mac actually worth $99 by adding more features or substantially improving the old ones.
		Apple is typically the leader in innovation, but things like their lack of OS-installed backup utility truly are a sore spot.
		The least we could do is give a GUI to the UNIX backup program (if one exists that is), hopefully however we could do all that Apple's Backup does and more - Apple's version is very simple so it wouldn't be that difficult to do.
	www.macosx.com /forums/showthread.php?t=22079 (1530 words)

	macosxhints - Use Apple Backup to backup hidden files
		And Some of the critical files of my system belong to root....and it seems that Backup is not cappable of asking u the root password when he needs it....
		I have never used Apple Backup Utility but it sounds you add files to be backed-up by an Open File Dialog, which allows you to enter any local path by pressing Command Shift G to opens a window allowing you to enter /my/hidden/directory/ or whatever you would like.
		Apple's Backup2 only works if your home directory is on the same partition as the system's.
	www.macosxhints.com /article.php?story=20031218051241640 (683 words)

	Geek.com Geek News - Apple releases Backup 1.2.1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		Geek.com Geek News - Apple releases Backup 1.2.1
		If you're a user of Apple's Backup software, you probably noticed the Backup 1.2.1 update show up via Apple's Software Update utility.
		I think Apple hits 9 out of 10 times on its software, but Backup is definately a miss for my use.
	www.geek.com /news/geeknews/2002Nov/bma20021118017358.htm (434 words)

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