Free ez backup outlook software for windows

Close Outlook is a small tool that you can use to close down Outlook before your run a backup If you have ever tried to backup your Outlook PST file, you know that you have to close down Outlook before you can do this. Since I back up my network automatically at night, I got tired of trying to remember to shut Outlook down every night and wrote this little utility.
Just use the built-in Windows Task Scheduler utility (in XP: Start > Accessories > System Tools > Scheduled Tasks) to run closeoutlook.exe just before your backup runs.
System requirements:
- Outlook

With QuitOutlook you can quit Outlook at a particular time. To start QuitOutlook you only need to add the script into a scheduled task of Windows.
Then you are able to backup your Outlook data file (*.pst file) easily and uncomplicated.
QuitOutlook.vbs contains sample script to terminate Outlook gracefully.
If Oultook displays any dialog box at terminating, which would require an user input, Outlook will not be "killed", it will stay running.
"pslist.exe" must be found from the script. Please copy it in a folder of the "path" (Windows environment path variable) or copy it into the working
directory of the script.
Despite of the fact that Outlook sometimes does not quit immediately but needs some seconds to terminate, the "QuitOutlook.vbs" uses a variable Timeout.

BackupMyFolder 1 provides you with a powerful tool which lets you backup your Outlook folders. With an user friendly interface and a scheduling engine, BackupMyFolder! lets users select only Outlook folders that really need to be secured and backed up.

Major Features:

1. Select only folders or subfolders you want to backup just by right clicking
2. Schedule and control the hour backup. At scheduled time, backup will be performed even if Outlook is currently in use OR closed.
3. Only folders/messages that have changed since the last run are processed ("differential backup") - You can choose either to create one archive for all configured folders or select different archives.
4. One tree-view to check last backup results- Runs with Outlook 2000,2003 and 2007
5. Option for excluding attachments- Full PST backup or folder level backup
6. One archive file or a per-folder different file
7. Web page history with 10 last runsand a lot of other possibilities