Backup-program that moves new files to different place / file

[Len]

Many programs i've tried - i'm searching for a backup program that put new
files in a different place or different zip-file.

Normally, the BU-program put new files into into the destination file or
directory. But i want the new files somewhere else, so i don't have to burn
old backups more then once.

Another possibility is a search or copy program (commandline) with a
function to copy all files not older then a day. I mean: NOT with a date
function (absolute, eq xcopy /D:d-m-j) but with relative function: files
not older then a day or hour! By this option, i can write a batch with a
filter to copy only the newest files to a different directory - and from
there, i can then write a CD.

 

[Donald Lessau]

Many programs i've tried - i'm searching for a backup program that put new
files in a different place or different zip-file.

Normally, the BU-program put new files into into the destination file or
directory. But i want the new files somewhere else, so i don't have to burn
old backups more then once.

Another possibility is a search or copy program (commandline) with a
function to copy all files not older then a day. I mean: NOT with a date
function (absolute, eq xcopy /D:d-m-j) but with relative function: files
not older then a day or hour! By this option, i can write a batch with a
filter to copy only the newest files to a different directory - and from
there, i can then write a CD.

TrackerV3 can find files by relative date. You can then backup the search
results to a different directory (preserving the relative directory
structure).

--> http://www.trackerv3.com/

Donald

 

[Bjorn Simonsen]

Another possibility is a search or copy program (commandline) with a
function to copy all files not older then a day.

Check if <http://www.xxcopy.com/> will do what you want. See /D?
switch options in <http://www.xxcopy.com/xxcopy26.htm>
Download helpfile <http://www.xxcopy.com/xxcopy.chm>

Also have a look at
<http://analogx.com/contents/download/system/newmove.htm>
(can also just copy)

All the best,
Bjorn Simonsne