Free eating up software for windows

This program makes backup copies of selected files (when they are changed or created) and directories keeping the original directory structure. It is intended to run at startup. The files are not only copied and left at the destination directory but they are mirrored, meaning that when a file is deleted a backup copy is also deleted but not immediately. The deletion is delayed for a number of executions which can be configured. The destination directory should be at a second disk or a network drive (doesnt have to be mapped).
Requires .net framework
Configuration
The following options can be configured:
# thread priority (should be low so the system doesnt become slow) there might be problems with some settings under Win98/ME
# number of executions before deletion
# silent operation (the form doesnt show)
# destination directory
# network drive credentials (stored in clear text !)
# directories to backup
# directories to exclude
# extensions to backup/exclude
Bugs
It is possible (even probable :) that the program still contains some bugs so feel free to report them as well as any suggestions.
This was written as a project for one exam at a faculty (not an important one) so its not perfect. I wish that it was some Linux exam but it wasnt :( It was also written as a result of my frustration after i spent a week googeling for a backup program and everything I found was eating up resources like hell and it just copied files and didnt delete them at the destination so it made a big mess.

EditMan is a text editor with syntax highlighting and a tabbed page system EditMan is an MDI (Multi-Document Interface) text-editor with a pagecontrol system which assigns a tabbed page for each open file, instead of having many open windows containing the contents of the file.
EditMan is a smart and reliable text editor that features syntax highlighting and a tabbed page system which eliminates the problem of having several open windows covering your screen.
It was created to serve as an alternative to using Notepad or buying an expensive package which includes a similar application.
EditMan is a pretty powerful text editting tool, as it supports up to 100 open files at a time, whilst still not eating up too much of your computers memory.
Main features:
- All standard file functions like New, Save, Save As, Close, and Print
- A very useful file opening engine with support for:
- File drag/dropping
- Multi-select in the open dialog-box
- Association of text files with EditMan for opening out of Explorer etc...
- A shortcut to EditMan in the SendTo popup menu in Explorer
- Long file names (no more "Letter to mom.txt" becoming "Letter~1.txt")
- All standard editting functions like, Cut, Copy, Paste, Undo, etc...
- You can undo up to 1024 times!
- Find, Replace and Replace All
- Support for up to 100 open files at a time
- Very colourful and user-friendly interface
- User-customizable appearance of the editor
- A recent file list, of which the size is user-customizable
- Bookmarking of certain files for quick-n-easy navigation through files
- Up to 10 bookmarks per file for quick access to certain lines
- Line numbering
- A Project Manager with support for:
- Quick navigation through/between files
- Setting/Removing of bookmarks
- Navigation between bookmarked files
- File functions such as Save, Save As... and Close
- Viewing of file info and properties
- Syntax highlighting for C++, Pascal, DFM and HTML files
- Sending email
- Viewing your HTML documents in your default browser
- Inserting the current date and time in various different formats
System requirements:
- The pc must at least have a 100 MHz processor with at least 16MB RAM and 2MB free hard drive space.