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Backup4all 2.3.1 build 725 released

Softland   on 18 February 2005 - 06:37 · 3 comments & 1268 views

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Backup4all is a data backup utility that was designed to protect your valuable data from partial or total loss by automating tasks, password protecting and compressing it to save storage space. The application is feature rich and offers an intuitive interface making all features easily accessible for both beginners and professionals.

Changes in the new version:
  • Extensions added to the "One Touch Button" feature
  • "Close application to tray" feature added
  • More accurate backup progress reporting
  • Rewritten help file
  • Minor bug fixes
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News source: Backup4all Website


Full Press Statement:

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. - February 16th, 2005 - The Mozilla Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving choice and promoting innovation on the Internet, today announced its award-winning Firefox browser has been downloaded more than 25 million times, fueled by consumers' demand for a faster, safer Internet experience. Released less than 100-days-ago Firefox has quickly become the browser of choice, offering user-friendly features such as tabbed browsing, built-in pop-up blocking and live bookmarks.

The Mozilla Foundation further announced that Spread Firefox, the volunteer advocacy group charged with promoting the browser around the world, has grown to more than 70,000 members. Spread Firefox was developed on the same model as the open source software itself – enlist passionate and talented individuals, each of whom bring unique and diverse experience to the project.

"Twenty five million Firefox downloads is a significant achievement, and we see that number continuing to grow," said Mitchell Baker, president of the Mozilla Foundation. "Firefox is being rapidly adopted by the mainstream, with this audience embracing Firefox as a more user-friendly web browsing solution."

Mozilla Foundation volunteers have translated the software into 28 different languages, ensuring consumers around the world have equal access to the Firefox browser.

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#1 xxdesmus on 18 Feb 2005 - 16:10
looks interesting maybe ...
(1 reply) #2 smashguy on 20 Feb 2005 - 21:20
Thanks for the heads up!
#2.1 Softland on 21 Feb 2005 - 06:21
You welcome.

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