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Three Important Tips on How to Avoid Email Problems
According to recent statistics, email is on the third place as a means of communication following direct contacts and phone calls. Many of us can hardly imagine a day without this link to the outer world. Such popularity is understandable considering the cost and extensive functionality of emailing. Yet it has inherent flaws which at times cause serious problems to one's communication capabilities. Such popular email clients as Outlook Express are extremely sensitive to incorrect exit and system faults. Even the most innocent incident can cause failure at the next start of the program. DBX files that keep the content of your mail folders get corrupted and inaccessible. This it not to mention even more serious cases of virus and other malware attacks. The way out for Outlook Express users is to protect their mail services against such unhappy incidents. First thing you can do is secure your system against malware attacks. The next step is to provide regular backup of mail folders, settings and other personal information. Finally, it is useful to have a recovery tool at hand in case of a disaster.
Quality Backup is 100% Data Availability and Seamless System Migration
While protection against malware has been the focus of public attention for quite a long time, the importance of backup was in the shadow until recently. Today, a quality backup solution is available not only for enterprise-level SANs but also for home systems as well. One of such quality solutions is Auto Outlook Express Backup by NSoftware. The main feature of the NSoftware solution is a unique combination of high functionality provided by the latest memory snapshot methods and a full automation of backup process. It means that the user can rely on Auto Outlook Express Backup to perform regular backups of sensitive information in the most effective and secure way.
For those who keep all their messages in Outlook Exchange folders, automated backup is of absolute necessity. Automated backup procedure guarantees that your mail is accessible at all times. It also makes sure that the critical task of backup update is not overlooked or forgotten. The other must-have feature provided by Auto Outlook Express Backup is the ability to backup Outlook Express settings and the address book. Although such information has lower priority, the option comes in quite handy when facing the task of moving your mail service to a new system. It will secure your mailbox migration against losses or needless delays.
Auto Outlook Express Backup is Your Shield against Data Theft
No less important is the security issue, which is paid much attention in the Auto Outlook Express Backup solution. Password protection and a sophisticated encryption algorithm will guard your backup files against nosy outsiders. This is likewise important for email account information, signatures and message content that can hold very sensitive personal information. Many analysts stress the vulnerability of backup systems to malware attacks so protective measures should be equally in place for backup files as for any other personal data.
All in all, Auto Outlook Express Backup is an optimal solution for every SME or home user who sees a reliable and available at all times email service as their priority, yet who is cost-conscious. It is an excellent choice to secure your personal information against losses as a result of errors, power outage or system failures. Your backup files will be protected against data theft and will provide instant availability and swift migration of your email service to a new system. And all this can be done in the auto mode!
The trial version of the program can be downloaded from http://www.nsware.com/download/oebackup.zip. The evaluation time is 30 days, satisfaction guarantee is extended.
Auto Outlook Express Backup v.1.1 at a glance
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Current version 1.1 - released 01 Oct 2005.
Changes in version 1.1
