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The Babel Company has released Impression 2.7, a significant update to the backup application for Mac OS X. This revision provides a completely reworked UI utilizing Apple’s “Aluminum” look, the ability to disable file segmentation, auto-burn for unattended backups, along with a long list of other requested features and performance increases. Impression costs US$25 to register, but will be increasing to $50 on April 1, 2005. A free trial version is also available. Read More

The Babel Company has released Impression 2.6, an update to the backup application for Mac OS X. This revision provides a new ‘imps’ hfspax-based restorable archive format which greatly improves backup and restoration speeds. In addition, this new version offers several bug fixes and includes full Unicode support for all catalog, log and session files. Impression costs US$25 to register. A free trial version is available for public download and evaluation. Read More

The Babel Company has announced the public beta release of Impression 2.6, the company’s backup software for Mac OS X. Version 2.6 provides a new hfspax-based restorable archive format, which the company says improves archiving and restoration speeds noticeably. In addition, this new release offers full Unicode support for all catalog, log and session files.
Impression requires Mac OS X 10.2 or higher and is priced at US$25. Read More

The Babel Company has released Impression 2.5, the latest version of its backup software for Mac OS X. The company says version 2.5 offers “a significantly enhanced interface, a lovely set of new icons and a tremendous speed boost for backup operations. In addition, selective file restores are now available, several other notable features have been added and a few bugs have been fixed.” Impression requires Mac OS X 10.2 or higher and is priced at US$25.

The Babel Company has released Impression 2.1, the latest version of its backup software for Mac OS X. The company says version 2.1 is a substantial update. The burn engine has been rewritten and now offers operator-selectable burn drive choices as well as the ability to save disk images for later burning. In addition, the speed of backup operations have been increased, the sizing/estimation routines are more accurate, and several bugs have been fixed. Impression requires Mac OS X 10.2 or higher and is priced at US$25.

The Babel Company has released Impression 2.0, the latest version of its backup software for Mac OS X. Version 2.0 offers the most substantial update thus far, according to the developer. The UI has been completely redesigned, scratch space can now be selected for disks other than the startup drive, individual files can be added to the backup list, Unicode file name parsing has been greatly improved and several bugs have fixed.

The Babel Company has announced the availability of Impression 1.71, the latest release of the company’s backup software solution for Mac OS X. Version 1.71 has been fully recompiled to take advantage of the capabilities and speed of the new Power Macintosh G5 architecture. In addition, this release also fixes a lone bug in the backup application for Mac OS X. Impression is priced at US$25. The company also announced that it is holding a online garage sale with lots of equipment available on Impression’s home page.

The Babel Company has announced the availability of Impression 1.65, the latest release of the company’s backup software solution for Mac OS X. Version 1.65 offers several bug fixes and user interface improvements — full release notes are available from the site. Impression costs US$20 until July 15, 2003, with the price increasing to $25 thereafter.

The Babel Company has released Impression 1.5, the latest version of the company’s low cost backup utility for Mac OS X. Version 1.5 is a significant update and brings direct-to-disk archiving, file-copy support and performance enhancements. The user interface has also been improved and various bugs have been fixed. Impression costs US$20 to register.