On 17 Sep 2005 11:09:08 -0000, "amphi_sc" 
in os2user{at}yahoogroups.com wrote:

>I use my own program, "BackEmUp" for "disk to disk"
backups (actually
>disk to disk across the lan, and also archive CD's).  The hobbes
>version is downlevel to what I'm personally using but I could forward
>the version 1.8 beta level for OS/2 only if interested.  I wasn't
>going to update hobbes until I got around to compiling & testing the
>Windoze and Dos versions. In the 1.8 version I've fixed a couple of
>bugs, added a couple of new features for the 1 user I've ever heard
>back from, and added support for individual files >2gig as those were
>things I needed. And I thought about adding a gui sometime, but no
>free time at the moment

First time I heard about this utility and would definitely be interested in
the updated version, with 
backup of >2GB files/directories, and incremental backup option too.
BackAgain 2000 failed me on both 
of these and I have stopped using it.

Thanks 
  Lionel C. Abrahams   
   ...Mailed to you by PMMail/2 2.20.2382 and eCS_SMP 1.25(OS/2 Warp 4.51) :-)
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  16 bit patch to an
   8 bit operating system originally coded for a 
   4 bit microprocessor, written by a  
   2 bit company, that can't stand 
   1 bit of competition.
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