Llama Carbon Copy
Easy, Automatic Backup Software
Frequently Asked QuestionsWhy did you name it Llama Carbon Copy? The "Carbon Copy" portion comes from the idea that the software duplicates files. The "Llama" portion has to do with llamas being cute and hairy. We want our software to good for heavy lifting, while also being cute and hairy. What's with the llamas? (aka What are those orange things?)
How much is a license? A single user license is $24.95. How do I purchase a license? Licensing can be purchased here. If you have any question about a purchase or are having any difficulties at all, please contact me here. How do I put my license into the program? Step by step procedures are available here. Do you leave anything on my computer if I uninstall Llama Carbon Copy? No. The uninstallation will remove all traces of Llama Carbon Copy from your machine. What are the technical requirements of Llama Carbon Copy? Here's the short list:
Do you have a money back guarantee? Yes. I will immediately refund 100% of your purchase price if you are not satisfied for any reason. Is your trial version a full working version? Yes. The trial version will work fully for 15 days. Once the trial period has elapsed you will be prompted to enter a license key. What about spyware, collecting users data, adware, viruses and trojans? Llama Carbon Copy contains no spyware. It collects no data about your usage or your computer. What about upgrades? Upgrades to the software are free forever. Does the Software work with (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Illustrator, Photoshop, etc.) ? Yes, it works with most programs that are commercially available. Most programs write files to folders when you actively save them. Anytime a file is written to a folder you are watching it will be backed up. My question isn't answered here, what can I do? Write me an email here. I will respond to your email as quickly as is humanly possible.
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My wife and I have a healthy obsession with llamas. Secondly, because llamas are known
for spitting and frolicking, we felt they were a natural mascot.
