To start backing up other GMail account in Backupery for GMail you just need do the following: Go to C:\Users\<YOUR_USERNAME>\AppData\Roaming\ and remove the directory BackuperyForGMail: To start backup press “Run now” button – this starts new backup and displays authorization page again: To change the account you just need to press on the arrow in the top right corner …

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If you need to upload your exported data to any cloud storage like Dropbox, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, etc. you may want to set up a backup destination that points to a cloud-synced directory. Here is how to do that: Install the required cloud client like Dropbox, Google Drive, etc. on your computer. Go to …

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To make Backupery for GMail to perform full backup of your GMail account you just need to do the following: Go to C:\Users\<YOUR_USERNAME>\AppData\Local\Backupery for GMail\ Open user.config with your favourite text editor. Remove the following section completely (including <LatestDownloadedMessageIds> and </LatestDownloadedMessageIds>): <LatestDownloadedMessageIds> <id>15849af4ae797407</id> … <id>15849b27715c43bc</id> </LatestDownloadedMessageIds> Then press “Run now” button again to start full backup. …

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In this post we are going to show you how to backup photos that are taken with your phone or just stored in your phone’s memory. 1. Open your Google Photos application on your device. Here is the icon for the application: 2. Tap Menu, then go to Settings, then Back up & sync. 3. Turn …

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We are glad to announce the release of Backupery for Evernote 4.0.103. Here are the new features list: The app preserves stack and notebook structure. For example, the notebook NNN from stack SSS is backed up to the directory NNN that is inside directory SSS. The app provides two types of backup: Incremental and Full. If …

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New version of Backupery for Evernote has been released. Here is the list of changes: Selective notebook backup. You could select notebooks which you wish to backup. The app preserves notebooks structure now. Notes from each notebook are saved to a separate backup file, so notebooks structure is preserved. Display an amount of data backed …

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We’ve updated Backupery for Chrome Bookmarks and Backupery for Google Photos apps. Here is the list of changes: Display an amount of data backed on a last backup run. Display a total amount of data backed since an application install. Display an amount of free storage space. Added ability to send support tickets directly from …

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We’ve rolled out new versions of our apps: Backupery for Evernote 2.5.157, Backupery for Chrome Bookmarks 2.5.191, and Backupery for Google Photos 2.5.153. They are primarily bugfix releases. No action required for current users, since all the apps will update themselves automatically. As always, if you noticed any bugs, or have any ideas, please let …

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Probably you have read How to Backup Google Photos Automatically already so in this post I am going to show you how to restore Google Photos stuff if you are using Backupery for Google Photos. Backupery for Google Photos keeps all your data in the directory: <backup root directory>\Data\Auto Backup_<id> where <id> is any arbitrary …

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Suppose you want to backup (export) all your photos and videos from Google Photos to some safe place regularly and automatically. You might probably want to keep an offline archive for all of your data so it is available at any time or just want to duplicate your data on some cloud storage like Dropbox, …

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