With IBackup for Windows the backup and restores of files and folders are fast, easy and reliable. IBackup has easy-to-use wizards for interactive backups, restores and backup/restore scheduling. IBackup for Windows also has the look and feel of the Windows Explorer with some great features to backup and restore important data.

You can map the online account as a local drive onto your computer with IDrive. Then you can work on the files and folders stored in your account, edit and save them. You can also drag and drop files to the IBackup account from the Windows explorer. It also allows users to open and save files stored in their IBackup online backup or storage accounts directly from their associated applications like Microsoft Office. You can also backup open files like Outlook files and Quicken files and MS Exchange and MS SQL server databases with IBackup for Windows.

You can collaborate with your employees and business partners by creating Sub-Accounts for them on different folders in your IBackup account. A Sub-Account is an IBackup account that you can create on any folder in your online storage account to provide access to files (and folders) within that folder to other employees and business partners.

Share files and folders with Web-Manager, the browser-based application. The `Private Share’ feature in Web-Manager allows an IBackup account holder to instantly share portions of the account with another IBackup user. With Web-Manager it is also possible to play your favorite audio or video files stored in your IBackup account in the Media Gallery.

With IBackup for Windows the backup and restores of files and folders are fast, easy and reliable. IBackup has easy-to-use wizards for interactive backups, restores and backup/restore scheduling. IBackup for Windows also has the look and feel of the Windows Explorer with some great features to backup and restore important data.

You can map the online account as a local drive onto your computer with IDrive. Then you can work on the files and folders stored in your account, edit and save them. You can also drag and drop files to the IBackup account from the Windows explorer. It also allows users to open and save files stored in their IBackup online backup or storage accounts directly from their associated applications like Microsoft Office. You can also backup open files like Outlook files and Quicken files and MS Exchange and MS SQL server databases with IBackup for Windows.

You can collaborate with your employees and business partners by creating Sub-Accounts for them on different folders in your IBackup account. A Sub-Account is an IBackup account that you can create on any folder in your online storage account to provide access to files (and folders) within that folder to other employees and business partners.

Share files and folders with Web-Manager. You have to login to this browser-based application to create folders, delete and share files or folders for collaborative access. The `Private Share’ feature in Web-Manager allows an IBackup account holder to instantly share portions of the account with another IBackup user. With Web-Manager it is also possible to play your favorite audio or video files stored in your IBackup account in the Media Gallery. IBackup is a total solution to all your online storage, online backup and online restore needs.

My name is Jessica, I’m an Omnidrive employee and just wanted to add to some of your points above. Your files are stored and backed up across servers we have in the US and Canada currently (with more locations coming in the future), this helps keep them safe and secure.

As far as Public URLs and saving files from applications on your PC, these features have not been fully implemented in the current private beta system, but will most certainly be available in the new interface and clients coming with public beta. We left the links in to give our users a taste of the upcoming possiblities :P

I agree that the FAQ is stale right now, but keep checking in to see current changes being made. As for account issues, we are aware that this happens from time to time and while the current “fix” isn’t ideal, we believe that account creation will be a smooth, easy process when we open up to public sign ups.

Hope this helps cover some of the questions you had, thanks for taking the time to review Omnidrive (: