You choose which file types and folders are backed up, and where they are stored. You can store different types of files in different places (destinations), and you can back up one file in several places for added convenience and protection.

You can preserve your files in various locations according to their value and purpose, much the way you would do for your belongings: valuable items in a safety deposit box; photo albums, books, and CDs on bookshelves; and rarely-used stuff in boxes in your garage or attic. With Memeo, you can choose to back up items to any folder on any computer on your network, an external hard drive, a removable storage device, or a server on the Internet.

Easily backup:

• Email, Appointments, Contacts, and Tasks
• Word processing documents, Spreadsheets, and Presentations
• Financial Files
• Pictures and Image Files
• Music Files
• Video Files

Whenever you create or save changes to a file, Memeoautomatically backs it up. Memeo keeps as many versions of the file as you choose, so you can revert to a previous version of the file or see how a file has changed over time.

Memeo can encrypt your files, so no one else can read them without your permission. You can choose not to encrypt the files if you want them to be accessible without having to use the Memeo Restore feature.

When you first configure Memeo, all the files you specified are backed up. After that, Memeo backs up your files only when they change or when new files that fit your backup rules are created.

If the backup destination is unavailable (for instance, if you have removed a USB drive you are backing up to), Memeo keeps a list of files that are pending backup, and Memeo backs them up as soon as the destination becomes available.