Software Description:

Recovering corrupted documents <br>

A corruption implies data losses. Many other document recovery programs recover corrupted documents from a single file. The result of such recovery is a document with probable data losses. In contrast to other recovery software, DOC Regenerator regenerates Microsoft Word documents not from a single file, but from the entire disk and without any losses of data.

Recovering deleted and overwritten documents <br>

If a Microsoft Word document was deleted, the program will scan the entire disk to find contents of the deleted document. If the contents of the document were overwritten, it will be regenerated from file fragments found on the disk.

Recovering from deleted partitions and reformatted disks <br>

The product supports all versions of FAT and NTFS and regenerates Microsoft Word documents even from lost, deleted partitions and reformatted disks.

<li>30-day money back guarantee <br>

<li>Unlimited license period <br>

<li>Free 1-year minor upgrades for all 2.xx versions <br>

<li>Large discounts on major upgrades <br>

Main Features:

• Ability to recover Microsoft Word 6.0 / 95 / 97 / 2000 / XP / 2003 documents
• Ability to recover password protected documents
• Ability to recover deleted and overwritten documents
• Ability to recover corrupted documents from entire disk instead of retrieving data from a single file that allows to recover documents even in the most desperate cases
• The product ignores file system, scans disk at physical level. It supports all versions of FAT and NTFS and regenerates documents even from lost, deleted partitions, and from reformatted disks
• Preview feature - try the software before buy it
• Autosave allows continuing recovery, terminated at any stage. When you purchase the full version, you can continue recovery, which was started by means of the demo version

System Requirements:

Platform: Windows

• Microsoft Windows 95 / 98 / ME / NT 4.0 / 2000 / XP / 2003
• Microsoft Word 97 / 2000 / XP / 2003
• 5 Mb free space on the system disk
• Additional partition for recovered documents (not required, but highly recommended)
• Sufficient free space on destination disk to store recovered documents