With Undelete It! you can restore files that have been deleted in no time! Just choose the disk where erased filed were, look through the list of deleted files and click on the one you want to restore, it's as simple as that. For better viewing, an advanced sorting system will come in handy. The utility comes with a Deep Search feature that can locate deleted files according to their signatures. The program supports FAT/NTFS/CDFS/UDF file systems
System Requirements A standart PC
What's new WARNING! This price is valid only until 1/01/2008! Undelete It! supports most of the popular file systems, including FAT/NTFS/CDFS/UDF. It means that you can recover deleted files from Windows partitions, CD and DVD discs, USB-flash and a number of other removable devices and data storages.
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