3/17/93 ----------------- BackMaster Info Follows -------------------------------- Price: Retail - $79.95 Promotional - $49.95 [for first 30 commercial ship days] Shipping - $5.00 plus $3.50 if COD. Texas residents please add 8.25% sales tax. Release Date: Delayed until full release of OS/2 2.1 . Interface: Presentation Manager Interface with multiple options for file listings. Pull Down and Pop menus. Online Help. File Selection for Backup/Restore: Wildcard file selection (file filtering). Select individual or multiple Directories( Folders ) from Tree View. Select individual or multiple Files in Detailed View. Partially selected Directories are marked with a hashed checkmark. Fully selected Directories are marked with a full checkmark. Backup: Handles locked system files (*.ini *.dll *.exe) and excludes swapper.dat. User selectable number of attempts to retry reading locked data files. Supports multiple tape volumes and multiple volume tapes. Unattended operation in background. Restore: User selectable prompting for overwrites of existing files: Always Overwrite Never Overwrite Prompt Before Overwrite Overwrite with Newer Command line restore for disk crash recovery. Data Handling: Reed Solomon Error Correcting Code. STAC LZS Data Compression (QIC Compliant). Backup/Restore of Extended Attributes and Long File Names. (QIC 500 Specs) Backup/Restore of OS/2 FAT, and HPFS file systems. Read tapes with DOS QIC-40 rev. I, QIC-80 rev. E Logical Format. OS/2 Users can restore files, and directories backed up using CMS Software on DOS Machines. Error and Message Reporting: To Display To Log File To Both Hardware Supported: Floppy Devices 5.25" 1.2Mb, 360Kb 3.5 " 1.44Mb, 720Kb QIC-40/80 Tape Drives. Colorado Memory Systems specific: DJ-10 "Jumbo 120" (QIC 40) & DJ-20 "Jumbo 250" (QIC 80) AB-10 Adapter Board. Y-Cable Drive-B Sharing. IOmega specific: "PC-Powered" Internal and External (QIC 80) Y-Cable Drive-B Sharing. Generic QIC-40/80 tape drives. Most supported as 2nd floppy device. Features not supported in 1.0 release, but considered a high priority: True Incremental backup based on archive bit status. 2.88 Floppy Drives. Colorado Memory systems FC-10, and TC-15 Controllers Y-Cable Drive-B Sharing with drives other than CMS and IOmega. CMS "Trakker" drives using the parallel interface. SCSI based tape drives.