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"We were quite pleasantly surprised to find that Backup4all installed and worked well on the latest Vista release. While this is still a Beta Operating system, it is nice to see that this program seems to be Vista compatible and that it will even use the Vista Aero theme without difficulties."

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"To be honest, I always say "I'll burn that backup folder someday this week" and the week passes without having my files backed up. With a program like Backup4all this issue can disappear, and the stress related to “what if my hard drive crashes” problem will disappear. I think that I'll leave the backup tasks for this program from now on. What about you?"

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"You can’t be too careful about your data, and Backup4All does a good job using a well-designed interface, with plenty of bells and whistles for more experienced users. A "standard" version may be all you need if you don’t want e-mail notification or AES 128, 192, and 256-bit encryption."

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January 20, 2010

Backup4all 4.4 was released.

Changes in version 4.4:
  • New option added to open backups from specific locations (Local, Network, FTP/SFTP)
  • Backup jobs can now be moved in the backup list(drag-and-drop)
  • Test runs after the merge operation too
  • Auto-complete path for network locations
  • User interface now available in Swedish

You can download version 4.4 here: Download Backup4all 4.4

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How to modify the Backup4all msi file

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Summary:
This article explains how to modify the Backup4all msi file. Using an application, users are able to replace the existing CTM file or the customer support html file and add already configured backup jobs to the msi file.
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How to replace the CTM file
How to replace the customer support html file
How to add backup jobs to the setup
Details:
If you add new jobs to msi, they will be automatically installed with Backup4all and ready to be used. You can also add scheduled tasks for the backup jobs you have. Modifying the msi will overwrite the original file with a custom one. You can download the Customizemsi  application from http://www.backup4all.com/download/setup/customizemsi.exe

How to replace the CTM file

Each edition of Backup4all uses a CTM file that tells the application which features and options are allowed. The CTM file cannot be modified by users, you need to contact us for a custom CTM file.

Steps to follow:

  1. Open Customizemsi application.
  2. Press Browse to select the .msi file to edit.
  3. Select the Replace the CTM file option.
  4. Press Next.
  5. Select the new CTM file you want to use.
  6. Press Finish.

How to replace the customer support html file

The customer support html file can be found in Backup4all's installation folder. It contains basic information about Backup4all.

Steps to follow:

  1. Open Customizemsi application.
  2. Press Browse to select the .msi file to edit.
  3. Select the Replace the customer support html file option.
  4. Press Next.
  5. Select the new html file path.
  6. Press Finish.

How to add backup jobs to setup

Creating a custom msi file to include already configured backup jobs and schedulers is an useful solution. Network administrators will save a lot of time installing only the msi file without having to configure the backup jobs on each computer.

Steps to follow:

  1. Open Customizemsi application.
  2. Press Browse to select the .msi file to edit.
  3. Select the Add backup jobs to the setup option. Press Next.
  4. Press Add ini files button and select the ini files to open. Press Next.
  5. Press Add jobs and select the scheduled tasks. Press Open.
  6. Type the user account and password.
  7. Press Finish.

Applies to:

  • Backup4all 4.2 or later
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