[resco]

Hello,

we have just released new version of Resco Backup.
You can download it from http://www.resco.net/pocketpc/backup/downloads.asp.

News

• Substantially faster Restore + other minor speed improvements
• Verify/Diff: Partial update lets you override Stop applications setting (causing otherwise a reset)
• Better report in the Verify procedure:
  Registry and similar files are marked as "frequently changed" so that the user is not tempted to do unnecessary updates.
• Desktop unpack tool (downloadable from the Resco web site)

Fixes

• Problems with restoring emails on some devices

Best regards,
Michal Sartoris

[resco]

Hello,

we have just released new version of Resco Backup.
You can download it from http://www.resco.net/pocketpc/backup/downloads.asp.

News

• Substantially faster Restore + other minor speed improvements
• Verify/Diff: Partial update lets you override Stop applications setting (causing otherwise a reset)
• Better report in the Verify procedure:
  Registry and similar files are marked as "frequently changed" so that the user is not tempted to do unnecessary updates.
• Desktop unpack tool (downloadable from the Resco web site)

Fixes

• Problems with restoring emails on some devices

Best regards,
Michal Sartoris

[resco]

We just posted a substantial upgrade v2.01. It is so far a BETA only, but it was tested on many devices.
http://www.resco.net/pocketpc/backup/downloads.asp

The final release should be soon. (We still have some improvements in mind for the Unpack Tool.)

The news in brief:

PDA:
* Upload/download to FTP server
* Multi-level log of backup activities
* PIN code restore after auto-backup
* Registry Diff tool (allows tracing of Registry changes!)
* Higher speed and a number of other improvements
Desktop Unpack Tool
* Explorer-like interface
* Browse the contents of the backup set
* Files, contacts, e-mails, SMS, Registry etc.
* Selective extraction of specified data
* Export into csv and other formats

I know that several of you had problems with Stopping Apps feature. I have to bring down this is a controversial feature and there does not exist a 100% reliable solution. Whether you take Spb or Resco or Sprite etc. - the best thing these apps can do is to skip over an application that causes the problems.

(The explanation for programmers: If an app is waiting on a kernel object and another app is trying to terminate it, the result is a deadlock.)

I mentioned this because the new version contains very good log. If you get a freeze problem and switch on to the detailed log, there is a fair chance that the log will point to the culprit. If this is the case, we would appreciate if you told us what you saw in the log. (Or send the log to palm@resco.net.)

BUT: If you switch on the detailed log, don't forget to switch it off later as the amount of the logged information is really large.

Best regards