May 26, 2009


The German software company SYNCING.NET expands its Outlook synchronization edition with a professional backup. All of your Outlook files, the folder “My Documents” and browser favorites can be easily backed up and restored. The intuitive software is easy to use and works in unison with any version of SYNCING.NET Home or Professional Edition.


The program is tailored to meet the needs of different users. Beginning with the initial setup, the user can choose from an easy to understand menu which displays which objects should be secured. Personal settings can be saved in a batch file or as a desktop shortcut. The backup can be executed manually by the user, or automated by defining a start time. Especially beneficial for users who do not regularly work on their PCs is a batch file or desktop shortcut. Therefore, the user can define when to perform a backup without having to again access the main menu.


With SYNCING.NET Outlook Backup, you can save the contents of .pst files, such as E-mails or Calendars, and even the individual Outlook settings of a given user. This can save valuable time during the re-creation of Outlook following a computer crash – the program is quickly returned to the user-defined settings. Additionally, you can save all folders in “My Documents”, browser favorites (e.g. Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Opera) as well as Office correction lists and settings. In fact, the backup software is extended beyond Outlook.


An additional feature enables the user to copy the backed up data to external media. A backup file can be very large due to the number of objects and folders it contains, often exceeding the space of a CD or DVD. SYNCING.NET Outlook Backup offers a split function solution, where the backup file can be divided into several smaller files. The user can then select between pre-defined standard sizes for CDs, DVDs or floppy disks or even create a user-defined capacity.


Computer crashes are often unforeseen and affect the unprepared. With SYNCING.NET Outlook Backup, these problems can be mitigated. The files can be restored with minimal effort and the user can define the data he wants to restore. The non-selected data rest safely on the backup file and wait for the next computer crash.