Free hedge backup script 1.1.0 software for mac

iCal Backup AppleScript 1.0 is an effective and user-friendly tool that allows for the creation of a backup file by selecting File > Back up iCal. You can later restore iCal by double-clicking the backup file. Restoring iCal from a backup works great as long as you have a recent backup. But that's rarely the case.

You could configure iCal to create backups automatically with a little help from AppleScript. This script will backup iCal when run. You can create alarms in iCal to run scripts. To configure iCal to back itself up every day, create a repeating alarm in iCal that runs this script.

Backup/Select is a backup script from James Yost for use with StuffIt Deluxe or Lite. This script is useful if you have a need for sequential back-ups of specific files and folders.

Completly freeware.

iPhoto backup scheduler is an Automator action that lets you schedule the backup operations for your iPhoto folder.
How to use
Open action "iPhoto backup scheduler" with Automator
Set your iPhoto Library folder as source and choose a target location for the backup
Archive > Save as Plugin > iCal alarm (then iCal will open automatically)
Make your own reminder schedule (for instance daily at 5.00 a.m.)
Your system now copies your photos at the specific time you planned the reminder.
System requirements:
- Automator
- iCal

Clipper is a Multiple Picture and Text Clipboard utility program for use In QuarkXpress (English, French and Dutch). Clipper is an independent application, with 10 text clipboards and 10 picture clipboards in one floating palette which stays in front of all XPress-documents.

Free Backup backs up any files and folders on any disks to any location(s), in Finder format or as Stuffit archives. Supports any number of backup sets - each will keep its own list of items to back up, where to back them up to and which format to use.

With Free Backup you can also automatically email or distribute backups or back up multiple sources to multiple destinations at one time.
Unmatched power, flexibility and ease of use.

Backup timer is an AppleScript that simpley backs up a folder daily.

This script is a timed applescript that stays open where it checks the time once an hour and when it corresponds to the hour designated in the script, executes a duplicate command where a folder of files to be backed up is copied to a folder named for that day.

The folder is backed up daily (from Monday to Friday). The script runs within a time range, gives a voice warning, mounts a volume, duplicates a specified folder to a folder that matches the day of the week with a timeout command, ejects the volume and quits.

The script should be saved as an application and should always be running.

backup 1.0 is a professional and complete package which provides unattended backups for MacOS. When used on MacOS 10.4 (Tiger), it will generate appropriately-sized, tar-format archives, including the resource forks, in dated, sequentially-numbered burn folders on the user's Desktop, ready to burn to DVDs or CDs. (With MacOS 10.2-3, the ready-to-burn archives will not include the resource fork, and will be in folders with the suffix .fpbf).

If you have enough disk space, you can back-up your entire system. You can optionally back-up only files newer than a specified date for incremental back-ups. If you are short of disk space, you can use the -m option to manually burn each volume.

The default paths to back-up are configured into the script, so usage for regular back-ups is simply backup in a terminal, or you can double-click backup in the Finder. Optionally, the paths to back-up and various options can be specified on the command line.