Save WWW Files

Nowadays, almost anyone has a website. But what does one do if the FTP server crashes, some file gets deleted or changed and is not recoverable? How does one save his WWW files?The solution is simple: backup from an FTP server to a hard disk on a local computer or equally accessible medium. However such simple move is, people rarely backup websites or have full copies of their sites. To make sure one's website is safe, one needs just to launch a backup program, type in the address, press the "Finish" button, and voila, the website has been backed up.

Backup your business documents online

It is not uncommon to work on business documents at home, but how does one do it without a laptop? Either using CD/DVD-RW discs or a flash USB drive, which require additional expenses or backing up the business files to the corporate FTP server to backup those files from the FTP server when back home. This method is rather convenient, as it allows maximum convenience. After the files have been modified, they can be backed up to the corporate FTP server to make sure the latest version is available.

Update files available from the Web

There are millions of files stored in the Web, and some of them get updated often. Such files may be program files, libraries, drivers, white papers, documents, etc, the latest version of which may be required at any moment. Thus, it may be important to update these online files to have the latest version at hand. Wouldn't it be great to set a single program to check these files for updates? Handy Backup can handle that. Just point the file(s) to the backup program, setup a schedule when the backups need to be run, and voila, you have the latest file versions on your local hard disk.

Handy Backup can save WWW files (backup from FTP) as easily as it can backup to FTP.