KeepSafe released!

Stardock's new must-have utility!

Monday, April 10, 2006 by Frogboy | Discussion: WinCustomize News

Plymouth, MI - (April 10, 2006) – Stardock Corporation, a leading software application company, announced KeepSafe today. KeepSafe is a revolutionary new utility that combines data backup and revisioning into one simple program. Based on user-defined backup locations and settings, KeepSafe becomes a seamless component of the Windows XP operating system. It is available for $29.95 on www.stardock.com.

Once installed, KeepSafe can be configured to protect user-chosen file types (i.e. -- .doc., .pst, .xls, etc.) or entire directories (i.e. -- "My Documents"). From then on, any time a user works on one of those files and saves their changes; KeepSafe will automatically store a revision to a user-defined location, typically a server, locally, or external drive. The archiving feature allows users to store multiple versions of each document based on the user’s preference. If a key data file gets corrupted, the user can right-click on that file and choose to return to an earlier version, minimizing the lost time and effort. KeepSafe is the intermediate step needed to secure data between backups.

Brad Wardell, CEO and president of Stardock said, "This product works without the user even realizing it’s working. It’s that seamless. Users, once they’ve customized their setting definitions won’t have to remember to backup their important files anymore. KeepSafe will do it automatically without hot keys or hot buttons to worry about."

Another key aspect of KeepSafe is that it builds an on-the-fly database of everything it is protecting. As a result, users can quickly find versions of any document they've ever worked on quickly. If you've ever had to search your hard drive to find something you recently worked on or use a "desktop search" program to find your documents, KeepSafe is for you.

Visit https://www.stardock.com to learn more about Stardock’s KeepSafe as well as Stardock’s other award-winning software products.

Screenshots

KeepSafe makes it easy to choose which types of files and which directories you want to "keep safe" It has a ton of configuration options to give the user total control over how many revisions of a file should be kept, where they should be stored, etc. KeepSafe integrates into the shell making it easy to recover a lost, deleted, corrupted or just older version of a protect file. KeepSafe keeps all your work in a database. Any protected file becomes incredibly easy to find. Can't remember where that document from last month you wrote is? No problem, KeepSafe remembers. Just start typing in the name of the file and KeepSafe will filter in matching names as you type.


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Specifications
KeepSafe: $29.95
Developer: Stardock Corporation (www.stardock.com).
System Requirements:
· Requires Windows XP, 2003, or Windows Vista.

Home page: https://www.stardock.com/products/keepsafe/
Media Inquiries: [email protected]

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Jachyra
Reply #21 Tuesday, April 11, 2006 2:22 PM
a couple of questions:

Is it supposed to appear in SC under "Thinkdesk" tab or we have to use the link posted at the top of this page?

Once installed, will SC show any update/beta of Keepsafe?

Thx in advance.
ZubaZ
Reply #22 Tuesday, April 11, 2006 4:17 PM
Is it supposed to appear in SC under "Thinkdesk" tab


I see it under thinkdesk in SDC.

Once installed, will SC show any update/beta of Keepsafe?


Yes
Jachyra
Reply #23 Tuesday, April 11, 2006 5:00 PM
I see it under thinkdesk in SDC.


Weird, I don't. Were you a beta tester?
HauntingMorgana
Reply #24 Tuesday, April 11, 2006 6:55 PM
I'm just wondering, if one has a program like Acronic True Image, would this program still be able to have it's uses/benefits?

If so, I may just give it a try.
Jafo
Reply #25 Tuesday, April 11, 2006 7:15 PM

I'm just wondering, if one has a program like Acronic True Image, would this program still be able to have it's uses/benefits?

Yes, I've used it since the middle of last year....[beta] ...and yet still have weekly Drive-Images with DI7.

They really are for two different levels of 'protection'/backup....

I'd hardly want to go through the dramas of an image restore for some lost doc wording...

nature_boy
Reply #26 Wednesday, April 12, 2006 8:30 AM
Adding the Diff-Mode will definately make me buy the programm!

One little suggestion: The systray Icon is red and because of that I always instinctively think it is deactivated and needs my attention. Changing the color to green or hiding it altogether would be appreciated
thomassen
Reply #27 Wednesday, April 12, 2006 11:14 AM
I second the option to hide the systray icon. I don't need to access the configuration very often. If I do I'd prefer just launching the exe file again and have the config window appear. I know that XP got a Hide feature for tray icons, but I still would like to be able to remove it.

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