Recover many more file types from Digital Media with PHOTORECOVERY for Digital media
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Nguyen Chi Cong
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Unit Price: $39.95
Platform: Windows 2000, XP, 2003, Vista
Version: 3.5
File Size: 11.08 MB
Publisher: http://www.bluesquad.com
Platform: Windows 2000, XP, 2003, Vista
Version: 3.5
File Size: 11.08 MB
Publisher: http://www.bluesquad.com

PHOTORECOVERY for Digital media Features
- Recover the pictures you thought were gone forever in 6 quick steps!
- 1. Select your digital media: Memory Sticks, SmartMedia, CompactFlash I & II, Micro Drives, SD/XD Cards, Multimedia Chips, Floppy Disks and most other forms of Digital Film.
- 2. Choose the type of image file you are looking for, or select the model of the camera you are using.
- 3. Select the destination for your saved images***.
- 4. Start Scan: your files will automatically be saved in the destination folder.
- 5. Preview images as the scan progresses.
- 6. When the scan is finished, you will get a scan completed message.
- - Recover your audio and video files, or any other type of file that can be written on a digital media: Microsoft Office documents (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook…), PDF files, ZIP files, text files, HTML or XML files...
- - Recover your lost data even if the files have been deleted or the media damaged or formatted.

System Requirements
- 64MB of RAM
- Minimum of free hard disk space as large as the media you wish to recover
- You may also need a card reader for your media if the camera is not supported as a removable disk device
- * Best recovery performance is obtained with Windows 2000/XP.
- * Works with most brands of cameras, cards, and readers. (Note some cameras clear the images upon delete/format, and cannot be recovered. Please run the demo to insure compatibility with your camera.
- * Do not select your media card as the destination, as this will destroy the data on the card and it will not be recoverable! Choose a separate drive and folder. The default is My Documents\My Pictures\Recovered.

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