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Quick Recovery Linux is a
Quick Recovery for MAC is a
dtSearch is "the most
Archive e-mail with E-Rkive.
do-it-yourself Data Recovery
do-it-yourself,
powerful document search
The program interfaces with
Software, supports EXT2 and
non-destructive Data
tool on the market"-- Wired
Microsoft Outlook, allowing
EXT3 drives on all flavors
Recovery Software, supports
Mag. Searches terabytes of
you to archive, restore,
of Linux including Red Hat,
HFS and HFS + file system,
word processor, database,
search, filter and compress
Suse, Caldera, SCO, Debian,
and is compatible with MAC
spreadsheet, ZIP, XML, PDF,
e-mail.
Mandrake, Sorcerer,
3.0 and higher File Systems,
HTML, emails & more.
TurboLinux, Slackware,
helps in file recovery in
Built-in Web Spider. See
Gentoo file system and
moments of disaster of a
www.dtsearch.com for more
recovers data from disk
disk crash.
products.
crash, deleted files and
incessible disks.
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PA Storage Monitor will
Merge and compress your ftp
Compare and Merge is a visual
INI Editor is a text editor
monitor very large server
or web log files into a
file compare utility. It
with syntax highlighting for
disk volumes and report on
single file. Most log
lets you see the differences
INI files.
With INI Editor
file age distribution, type
formats are supported as
between text files, and
you can edit the ini files
distribution, file owners,
long as log files compressed
makes it easy to resolve
more easily and quickly.
etc, etc. It will also
with zip, gzip or bzip2. The
these differences. For
monitor free disk space,
program works as a GUI or
programmers, web developers,
disk quotas, etc. Many
command line utility,
and anyone else who works
different alerts are
configuration files are in
with multiple revisions of
included.
plain text format.
files.
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