Carlos Marcano wrote:
> Before dipping into a propietary or open source application for
> backing up, I think I would like to keep using my system but I think I
> need a software which coul be used to compare the content of both hard
> drives (the local and the networked backup) and tell me if there is
> any file missing in the backup. This should run on Windows. Does
> anything like that exists?

Hi Carlos,

I'm using SyncBackSE from http://www.2brightsparks.com, nice and easy to use, 
very powerful. It can do various types of backups, syncs, mirror's etc and you can 
also simulate any profile you create and it produces a detailed list of differences and 
changes that would be made - sounds like what you want. Cost is USD30, but they 
have a cut down free version too I think.

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